Recognition Award Winners and Runners-up

This award recognises an individual or team for an exceptional contribution to the field of applied asthma research. This award will recognise research which uses innovative methodologies, meaningful involvement of patients and the public, and has created real external impact.

Runner up

Professor Hilary Pinnock

Winner

IMPlementing IMProved Asthma self-management as RouTine (IMP²ART)

This award recognises a PhD or MD student, Early Career Researcher or person from the Postgraduate Platform leadership who has created exceptional impact in their research study or in the leadership within the Postgraduate Platform.

Runner up

Dr Emma Kinley

Winner

Dr Holly Tibble

This award recognises an individual or team for implementing culture change to embed truly meaningful patient and public involvement (PPI) into applied asthma research. A successful candidate will ensure meaningful PPI is established and involved throughout the research cycle.

Runner up

Laura Gonzalez Rienda

Winner

Asthma UK Centre for Applied Research Patient and Public Involvement Team

This award recognises an individual or team for effective collaboration in and between research. Panellists will consider collaborations with people with asthma, clinicians, policymakers, charities, industry and any other stakeholders.

Runner up

ARRISA- UK

Winner

Children's Health In London and Luton (CHILL)

This award recognises an individual or team which the Directors believe has had a powerful impact on the Centre’s work. A successful candidate will have carried out some exceptional activity which offers a positive contribution in line with the Centre’s vision and mission.

The Director chose to recognise two groups of people with particular roles in this award. 

Advocacy and Engagement

Monica Fletcher and Claire Jankowska

Operations and Management

Natalia Reglinska-Matveyev, Wendy Inglis Humphrey and Lynn Morrice