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Professor John Hardy (果冻影院 Queen Square Institute of Neurology) was appointed Knight Bachelor for services to human health in improving understanding of dementia and neurodegenerative diseases.

Professor Hardy is Chair of the Molecular Biology of Neurological Disease at 果冻影院 and a member of the UK Dementia Research Institute at 果冻影院. He is an international figure in the research of neurodegenerative disease and is globally recognised for his contribution to developing breakthrough therapies for dementia. He created the amyloid cascade hypothesis of Alzheimer鈥檚 disease - the major theory of the disease.

Professor Hardy said: 鈥淚t is a great honour of course to get the knighthood and I鈥檓 very proud of the work we did working with families with Alzheimer鈥檚 disease collected by my Institute of Neurology colleague Professor Martin Rossor.

鈥淚 think we now know much more about what causes Alzheimer鈥檚 disease. But we also have to acknowledge that our work has not yet led to much better treatments. Hopefully the next period of clinical and basic research will start to make that important breakthrough.鈥�

Lord Kakkar (果冻影院 Division of Surgery & Interventional Science) was made a Knight听Commander of the Order of the British Empire for services to healthcare and public health. Lord Kakkar is an Emeritus Professor of Surgery at 果冻影院 and Chair of 果冻影院 Partners, which brings together researchers, NHS, industry and others to use research and innovation to improve health and healthcare.

Professor Russell Viner (果冻影院 Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health) was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to child and adolescent health, particularly during Covid-19. He is Professor in Adolescent Health at 果冻影院.

Alongside his academic contributions, Professor Viner is Vice Chair of the NHS England Transformation Board for Children and Young People and has been a member of SAGE (Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies) during the pandemic, advising on children and young people. He was also President of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health from 2018 to 2021.

Commenting on the honour, he said: 鈥淚 see this as recognition not just for me but for the teams I鈥檝e worked closely with, particularly the very hard yards during the pandemic. I鈥檓 humbled and deeply appreciative.鈥�

Professor Hugh Montgomery (果冻影院 Division of Medicine) was appointed Officer of the Order of British Empire (OBE) for services to intensive care medicine and climate change. He is Professor of Intensive Care Medicine at 果冻影院 and Director of the 果冻影院 Centre for Human Health and Performance. He also co-chairs the international Lancet Countdown, which tracks how climate change is affecting human health.

Professor Montgomery said: 鈥淗onours really don't belong to a person. 果冻影院 is extraordinary in its people and goal to better society, and it is this community that this honour largely belongs.鈥�

Professor Lauge Poulsen (果冻影院 Political Science) was made an Officer of the Order of British Empire (OBE) for services to UK trade policy. He is Professor of International Relations & Law and Deputy Head of the School of Public Policy at 果冻影院. Following the Brexit vote, he led a programme to train civil servants in trade policy 鈥� one of the largest training programmes in the history of the civil service.

Professor Poulsen said: 鈥淚鈥檓 honoured to have received this award. It鈥檚 been a privilege to help the Foreign Office build what may be the world鈥檚 largest trade policy training programme.鈥�

Professor Alan Cottenden (果冻影院 Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering) was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to sufferers of incontinence.

Professor Cottenden, who is Emeritus Professor of Incontinence Technology at 果冻影院, said: 鈥淚t's gratifying that the award recognises the needs of people living with such a taboo condition as incontinence which, though it rarely takes lives, seriously diminishes the quality of life of millions. Working in multidisciplinary teams - including people with incontinence - to improve containment technology continues to challenge and fascinate me.鈥�

Other 果冻影院 alumni, fellows, honorary degree holders and visiting professors represented in this year鈥檚 list include:

• Leora Anne Cruddas, Visiting Professor at the 果冻影院 Institute of Education 鈥� CBE for services to education
• Professor Kevin Fenton (Honorary Professor at the 果冻影院 Institute of Global Health)听鈥�听CBE for services to public health
• Benjamin Hodgkinson (Visiting Professor at 果冻影院 Mechanical Engineering) 鈥� BEM for services to the NHS during Covid-19
• Professor Anthony Finkelstein CBE, former Dean of 果冻影院 Engineering Sciences and Head of 果冻影院 Computer Science 鈥� Knight Bachelor for public service
• Professor Sir Patrick Vallance, former Head of 果冻影院 Medicine 鈥� Knight听Commander of the Order of the Bath听for services to science in government
• Claudia Roden (Honorary Fellow at 果冻影院) 鈥� CBE for services to literature
• Dr Antony Stokes (果冻影院 PhD Electronic & Electrical Engineering 1990) 鈥� OBE for services to British foreign policy
• Dr David Llewellyn (果冻影院 BSc Geography 1982) 鈥� CBE for听services to higher education, to the agri-food chain and to rural industries
• Alistair Jarvis (果冻影院 PG Dip Higher and Professional Education) 鈥� CBE for services to higher education, particularly during Covid-19
• William Marks (果冻影院 MSc Urban Studies 2017) 鈥� OBE for public service
• David Newton听(果冻影院 BA History 1994) 鈥撎齇BE听for services to people experiencing fuel poverty
• David Sharp (果冻影院 Egyptian Archaeology 2005) 鈥� OBE for services to broadcasting and education
• Jayne Aldridge (果冻影院 MBA Higher Education Management 2014) 鈥� MBE for services to students in higher education
• Sanjay Lobo (果冻影院 LLB Law 1994) 鈥� MBE for services to older people, particularly during Covid-19
• Zimran Samuel (果冻影院 LLM Law 2007) 鈥� MBE for services to victims of domestic abuse
• Clare Gollop (果冻影院 MSc Countering Organised Crime and Terrorism 2011) 鈥� Medallist of the Order of the British Empire (BEM) for services to victims of modern slavery and vulnerable young people
• Savraj Singh (果冻影院 MSc Built Environment Housing Futures 2005) 鈥� BEM for services to the community in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, particularly during Covid-19

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• Clockwise from top left: Professor John Hardy, Professor Russell Viner, Lord Kakkar, Professor Kevin Fenton, Professor Alan Cottenden, Professor Lauge Poulsen, Professor Hugh Montgomery, Leora Cruddas. Courtesy of those pictured. Lord Kakkar image credit: Roger Harris.听