Prize Recipients

The Revell Research Systems Prize at the University of Plymouth has been awarded every year since its inauguration in 2006. Revell Research Systems was formed in 1985 by Alastair Revell and the prize was established to mark the Consultancy's then 21 years in business.

The Prize recognises the highest-performing Computing student at the University of Plymouth each year. The recipients listed below represent more than two decades of academic excellence and achievement.

Recipients 2006-2016

Recipients 2017+

Recipients Over the Years

Since 2006, the Prize has recognised a distinguished group of Computing graduates.

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A Tradition of Achievement

The Revell Research Systems Prize has been recognising a growing group of distinguished Computing graduates from the University of Plymouth for more than two decades. Each recipient has achieved the highest level of academic performance within their cohort and has demonstrated the commitment, dedication and ability needed to excel in a rapidly evolving digital profession.

While the recipients have come from different backgrounds and pursued different career paths, they share a common record of achievement and a commitment to excellence. Together, they represent over two decades of academic success and reflect the high standards of achievement recognised by the Prize.