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Prof. Molly Stevens profiled in Drug Discovery World magazine
The Fall issue of Drug Discovery World features Molly in its “Meet the Researcher” column.
Prof. Molly Stevens appointed Senior Editor at ACS Central Science
Molly is joining ACS Central Science as senior editor.
Prof. Molly Stevens shortlisted for AF Harvey Engineering Research Prize
Molly is among the six world-leading scientists shortlisted as nominees for the prestigious AF Harvey Engineering Research Prize.
Prof. Molly Stevens receives 2023 Novo Nordisk Prize
Molly was awarded the 2023 Novo Nordisk Prize in recognition of her pioneering work in innovative bioengineering approaches.
Prof Molly Stevens wins 2023 Novo Nordisk Prize
Molly was awarded the 2023 Novo Nordisk Prize in recognition of her pioneering work in innovative bioengineering approaches.
Molly elected AAAS Honorary International Fellow
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences honours excellence and leadership since 1780.
Molly received 2022 Materials Research Society Mid-Career Researcher Award
Molly received MRS Mid-Career Researcher Award
Molly Stevens received the Mabel FitzGerald medal
Molly received the Mabel FitzGerald medal at the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics of the University of Oxford.
Molly Stevens profiled in Chemistry World
The article focuses on Molly’s aim of addressing healthcare inequalities, and nurturing a collaborative research group.
Molly Stevens featured in Chemical and Engineering News
Molly and our group’s research has been featured in Volume 99 Issue 12 of Chemical and Engineering News.
Molly Stevens awarded Achievement Medal for Biomedical Engineering by the IET.
The Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) have recognised Molly Stevens in their 2020 Achievement Awards.
Molly Stevens made Chair in Emerging Technologies by the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Molly Stevens is one of eight new Chairs in Emerging Technologies, recognised as innovative researchers and leaders in their fields by the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Prof Molly Stevens recognised with 2020 Acta Biomaterialia Silver Medal
Professor Molly Stevens has been awarded the 2020 Acta Biomaterialia Silver Medal intended to honor and recognize scientific contributions and leadership from academic, industry and public sector leaders in the midst of their careers.
Prof Molly Stevens elected Fellow of the Royal Society
Professor Molly Stevens has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society, one of 51 new fellow elected in 2020.
Molly addressed world leaders at Davos
Molly presented a talk at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos to discuss the future of diagnostics and how the advances in mobile health technologies are democratising healthcare.
Prof Molly Stevens formally inducted to the National Academy of Engineering
Prof Molly Stevens has been elected a Foreign Member of the National Academy of Engineering for her work on materials-based approaches to tissue regeneration and biosensing at the 2019 NAE Annual Meeting in Washington DC. The membership acknowledges engineers for outstanding contributions to engineering, research and technology. Only 18 Foreign Members were elected in 2019.
[National Academy of Engineering Induction Ceremony Video] [Imperial news highlight]
Prof Molly Stevens wins RSC Surfaces and Interfaces Award
The Royal Society of Chemistry recognised Prof Stevens for the development of smart materials that interface with biological environments for use in biosensing and regenerative medicine.
[National Academy of Engineering press release] [Imperial news highlight]
Molly Stevens delivers distinguished lecture at RCSI
Molly Stevens delivered the John J. Ryan Distinguished Guest Lecture entitled “New materials for regenerative medicine and ultrasensitive biosensing” at the annual Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) Research Day 2019.
Prof Molly Stevens is elected into the National Academy of Engineering
Prof Molly Stevens has been elected a Foreign Member of the National Academy of Engineering for her work on materials-based approaches to tissue regeneration and biosensing. Election to the National Academy of Engineering is among the highest professional distinctions accorded to an engineer, and Molly was one of only 18 Foreign Members to be elected in 2019.
[National Academy of Engineering press release] [Imperial news highlight]