Akemi Nogiwa 08/03/2019 Akemi Nogiwa 08/03/2019

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.

Akemi Nogiwa 08/02/2019 Akemi Nogiwa 08/02/2019

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]

Akemi Nogiwa 29/11/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 29/11/2018

Prof Molly Stevens features in 2018 Highly Cited Researchers list

Prof Stevens was listed in the Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers 2018 list in the category of Cross-science. The list recognizes exceptional research performance demonstrated by the production of multiple highly cited papers.

Guest User 25/10/2018 Guest User 25/10/2018

Molly Stevens co-organises ‘Delivering novel therapies in the 21st century’

Molly Stevens co-organised the event ‘Delivering novel therapies in the 21st century’ held at the Royal Society on October 24-25 2018. The event included internationally recognised speakers who discussed recent scientific advances in therapeutic modalities and delivery.
[BBC Radio 4 Highlight]

Akemi Nogiwa 11/07/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 11/07/2018

Molly Stevens is awarded the Rosalind Franklin Medal and Prize

The Institute of Physics (IOP) has awarded Molly Stevens with the Rosalind Franklin Medal and Prize for her contributions to ground-breaking and influential advances in the engineering of bioinspired materials for regenerative medicine and biosensing applications – and their translation into industrial development and medical deployment.

Akemi Nogiwa 02/07/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 02/07/2018

Molly Stevens appointed by Prime Minister as Scientist Trustee of the National Gallery

The Prime Minister has appointed Molly Stevens as Scientist Trustee of the National Gallery.

Akemi Nogiwa 25/05/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 25/05/2018

Molly Stevens celebrates 10 years as Full Professor

Prof Molly Stevens celebrated 10 years as a Full Professor at Imperial College with a lecture, entitled “Materials-based adventures in bioengineering: engineering organs and detecting disease earlier”, on 25 May 2018.

Prof Stevens became a full Professor in 2008, only 4 years after joining Imperial College in 2004, as one of the youngest Professors in Imperial’s history. Her Inaugural Lecture was delivered to a packed audience of >400 invited guests, including collaborators, colleagues, alumni, current group members and family. Over 100 alumni travelled from all around the world to attend the event.

Stevens showcased numerous exciting outcomes from her research programme, covering areas from materials-based innovations, regenerative medicine, biology, medicine, to biosensing and diagnostic technologies.

Akemi Nogiwa 18/04/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 18/04/2018

Molly Stevens awarded PTN Medema Lecture Award

Molly Stevens has been awarded the Polymer Technology Netherlands Medema Lecture Award in 2018. This honour is awarded annually to a prolific polymer scientist selected by the Polymer Technology Netherlands, the National Dutch Graduate School of Polymer Science and Technology.

Akemi Nogiwa 16/04/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 16/04/2018

UKRMP “Smart Materials” Hub announced

Molly Stevens is Director of the recently awarded UK Regenerative Medicine Platform (UKRMP) "Acellular Materials / Smart Materials - 3D Architecture" Hub. This Smart Materials Hub involves 9 other UK-based Universities and aims towards materials-based approaches that support regenerative therapies. The Hub has been awarded £4 million from the UKRMP and is for 5 years.

Akemi Nogiwa 11/04/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 11/04/2018

Molly Stevens inducted into the AIMBE College of Fellows

Molly Stevens has been elected and inducted into the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) College of Fellows. AIMBE’s College of Fellows is comprised of around 1,500 individuals who have made significant contributions to the medical and biological engineering (MBE) community in academia, industry, government, and education.

Akemi Nogiwa 13/03/2018 Akemi Nogiwa 13/03/2018

Molly Stevens is the 2018 recipient of the Marshall R. Urist Award

The Orthopaedic Research Society has selected Molly Stevens as the 2018 recipient of the Marshall R. Urist, MD Award in Excellence in Tissue Regeneration Research. The Urist Award honors investigators who have made significant contributions to research in tissue regeneration. The award citation reads that it is presented to Molly Stevens in recognition of her incredible advancements in using a multidisciplinary approach based on physics, engineering, chemistry, biology, medicine and the life sciences to design and develop bio-inspired materials for regenerative medicine.

Akemi Nogiwa 03/09/2017 Akemi Nogiwa 03/09/2017

Molly Stevens wins Harrison Medal from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has awarded Prof Molly Stevens the prestigious Harrison Medal, which is awarded every two years to a scientist who has made an outstanding contribution to pharmaceutical science and practice in pharmacy.

Akemi Nogiwa 20/05/2016 Akemi Nogiwa 20/05/2016

Prof Molly Stevens receives 2016 Clemson Award for Basic Research

Prof Molly Stevens received the 2016 Clemson Award for Basic Research from the Society for Biomaterials at her Keynote Address at the World Biomaterials Congress 2016 in Montreal, Canada.

Akemi Nogiwa 01/02/2016 Akemi Nogiwa 01/02/2016

Molly Stevens awarded 2016 Clemson Award for Basic Research

The Society of Biomaterials has selected Prof Molly Stevens as winner of the prestigious Clemson Award for Basic Research for 2016! This award recognises the Stevens Group for having contributed to the basic knowledge and understanding of the interaction of materials with tissue.