Images of Research 2025People & Possibility

People & Possibility showcases research dedicated to improving quality of life, health, and well-being for individuals and communities. This category highlights innovative research that fosters resilience, inclusion, and lasting positive impact across all stages of life.

Man jumping over a set of brown steps

A Step in the Right Direction

Andrew Wodehouse

HIGHLY COMMENDED

split screen showing amoebas down the middle with pollution and factory smoke on one side and green fields on the other

Amoebas Clean Up Messes

Bashiru Sani

Black and white image of group of women sitting under a tree on chairs

Circle for Freedom

Bianca Vasquez Pistorio

Illustration of a park elderly women looking at a phone

Dementia in the Age of Generative AI

Claire Rogers

white background with a partial image of a human face that has a nasal spray inserted

Designing Nasal sprays for Drug Delivery

Debanjan Das

girl lying on her stomach drawing with bubble around her depicting stories

Drawing Adolescent Voices

Jasper Ceuppens

black background with circle. circle is yellow, purple and pink with a heart shape

Heart of the Vessel: A Lunar Glimpse Through the Microscope

Karla Neves

CATEGORY WINNER

hand drawn illustration of 5 humanesque characters depicting emotional skills

Image-ing Future Skills

Lucrezia Casulli

hand drawn illustration of two scientists next to a table with a globe above them

Lipid Nanoparticles: Tiny Heroes in Global Health

Maria Evdokimou

grey back ground with yellow blobs on it. One blob is clearly heart shaped

Looks Like a Heart, Acts Like a Killer

Hakam Alaqabani

HIGHLY COMMENDED

Black background depicting nasal sprays

Mapping the Micro-World of Nasal Sprays

Momchil Terziev

Consulting room with blurred figure moving across it

Moving Forward, Moving On

Kate Remshardt

four-panel illustration portraying the dark side of social media and online exposure

No Consent. No Control. No Escape

Chelsea Jarvie

drawing of a tree on a pink background with branches showing different areas of care support

Remote Support for End-of-Life Care

Morven Miller

photograph of a chuild playing hopscotch

We were Teaching Teachers. Now we're Teaching Weans!

Amanda Corrigan