Studies Theoretical Physics at the University of Leeds, currently on a year in industry at Raspberry Pi as part of the Hardware Engineering team. During my research period, I worked with academics within my department to investigate "Belonging and Engagement in a Successful Transition to University", with a particular focus on how students with less typical entry routes to higher education experience belonging.
I'm always intruiged by different ways to apply the physics and mathematics from my course, with a particular interest in quantum physics, fluid dynamics and computational physics.
In my free time I enjoy playing tennis, tinkering with technology, and flying light aircraft.
Hi! My name is Regan!
I am a Bsc Social Anthropology Student at LSE. I want to become a commercial solicitor.
Hi! I'm Sameera Anand, I'm a final year student of Anthropology and Law at the London school of Economics. My area of interest and expertise is criminal law and I have worked in the courts of 3 different Countries, where I will soon qualify as a solicitor. Besides this I enjoy filmmaking, theatre and travelling!
Hello! I'm an incoming third-year Management student interested in social impact measurement, sustainability, and how this relates to increased growth in the business sector. My Leadership-in-Action project was done with The Fore, the UK's first seed funder for small charities and social enterprises.
I am an undergraduate studying Economics and Politics, with a keen interest about how we interact and improve society.
Hi, I'm a third year medical student with a passion for mental health. I'm current undertaking research exploring the role of social media on mental health.
Hi! My name is Bronwyn, I use she/her pronouns, and I am a senior at Tufts University majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies. Through the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies at Tufts, I have created my own major, uniquely combining Education, Civic Studies, and Sociology; I am also studying Religion as a minor concentration. At Tufts, I am also involved with the Tisch College for Civic Life as a Tisch Scholar, and have worked with a variety of community-based nonprofits in the greater Boston area for the past three years. At Tufts, I also work as a Spanish tutor and teach a weekly kickboxing class. Overall, I am very passionate about issues of education, specifically literacy, accessibility, sustainability, and holistic equity. I am honored to be a Laidlaw Scholar and feel very grateful for the opportunity to pursue such meaningful work!
I am Laidlaw scholar and undergraduate student at the University of Leeds studying towards a LLB. My research aims to greater understand the public's perceptions towards rehabilitation and reintegration of terrorists into society through literature reviews and studying data from public surveys. The wider implications of this research will hopefully mean that public policy is influenced in ways to be more receptive to the public's needs and that society will become more educated in this area.
Outside of my studies I really enjoy reading, travelling, cooking, listening to music and spending quality time with my friends and family.
I am a Natural Sciences student at UCL specialising in physical chemistry and physics. My first year Laidlaw research project was on the ionisation of pyrimidine. My second-year leadership in action project was working with Bite Back – a youth-led movement to create a healthier and fairer food system.
I am an open-minded and driven first-year student, excited to explore her interests in Public Health and Policy as well as Women, Gender, and Sexuality studies.
At Cornell University, students across disciplines are passionate about changing the world. Open to first- and second-year students, the Laidlaw Undergraduate Research and Leadership Program provides generous support for student research, offers hands-on leadership development and reflection, and encourages students to reinvest their knowledge to help others succeed. Laidlaw Scholars are part of an international network of like-minded leaders.