The Royal Society
(GB) The Royal Society is the national academy of science in the UK. It is a self-governing Fellowship of many of the world’s most distinguished scientists drawn from all areas of science, engineering, and medicine and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence. The Society’s fundamental purpose, reflected in its founding Charters of the 1660s, is to recognise, promote, and support excellence in science and to encourage the development and use of science for the benefit of humanity.
A major activity of the Society is identifying and supporting the work of outstanding scientists. The Society supports researchers through its early and senior career schemes, innovation and industry schemes, and other schemes.
Women academics nominated by the Royal Society
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Prof. Esther Becker
University of Oxford
Health and welfare
Health
Molecular and cellular biology, Neurobiology, Genetic disorders
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Prof. Sue Black PhD
University of Dundee
Arts and humanities, Health and welfare, Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Health, Humanities
Specialisation in forensic anthropology, the legal determination of identity, human anatomy and research into child sexual exploitation
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Dr. Clare Burrage
Royal Society University of Nottingham
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Physical sciences
Theoretical Physics
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Prof. Ana Cavalcanti
University of York
Information and Communication Technologies
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
Software Engineering
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Dr. Catherine Cazin
University of St Andrews
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Physical sciences
Homogeneous Catalysis and Organometallic chemistry
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Prof. Jane Clarke
University of Cambridge
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Physical sciences
Proteins and Biochemistry, Structural Biology and Biophysics
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Prof. Kay E. Davies
University of Oxford
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences
Genetics, Molecular Medicine
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Prof. Anne Dell
Imperial College London
Health and welfare
Health
Glycobiology, Biopolymer mass spectrometry, Carbohydrate chemistry, Glycomics.
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Prof. Athene Donald
University of Cambridge
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Physical sciences
Soft matter and biological physics
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Prof. Dianne Edwards
Cardiff University
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Environment
Palaeobotany; Vascular cryptogam and bryophyte systematics, phylogeny, morphology, evolution
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Dr. Yi Feng
University of Edinburgh
Health and welfare, Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Health
Zebrafish genetics; in vivo live imaging; cancer prevention; inflammation; wound healing; cell migration; cancer biology; zebrafish development
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Dr. Emily Flashman
University of Oxford
Agriculture, forestry, fisheries and veterinary, Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Agriculture, Physical sciences
Enzymology, Oxygenases, Oxygen-sensing, Plant flood responses
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Dr. Sohini Kar-Narayan
University of Cambridge
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Physical sciences
Energy harvesting, piezoelectric nanomaterials, sensors, functional materials
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Dr. Ainhoa Mielgo
University of Liverpool
Education, Health and welfare, Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Education, Health, Biological and related sciences
Cancer biology, tumor microenvironment, tumor-stroma-immune interactions.
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Prof. Faith Osier
Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, Health and welfare
Biological and related sciences, Health
Naturally acquired immunity to Plasmodium falciparum malaria
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Dr. Silvia Paracchini
University of St Andrews
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, Health and welfare, Social sciences, journalism and information
Biological and related sciences, Health, Social and behavioural sciences
Medicine, Human genetics, Functional genomics, Molecular biology
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Dr. Elva Robinson
University of York
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences
Behavioural ecology
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Prof. Daniela Schmidt
University of Bristol
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Environment
Marine ecosystems, Palaeobiology, Palaeoecology, Climate Change, Ocean acidification
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Dr. Charlotte Stagg
University of Oxford
Health and welfare
Health
Clinical Neuroscience & Neurophysiology
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