Brian Large Bursary Fund
Registered Charity, number 328747
Winners
Brian Large Bursaries
Brian Large Bursaries of £10,800 have been awarded to three students in 2026:
Connor Coffey Southampton University
Caomihe Mary O’Brien University of Leeds
Zachary Orodje UCL, The Bartlett
The full list of all previous bursary awards is available from the link below.
Voorhees-Large Prize
The list of Voorhees-Large Prize winners and links to the pages where more detail is provided is as follows:
2010 - Martin Gilmour, University of Westminster, 'Passenger Transport Surveys and Scale Effects’.
2011 - David Bellinger, University of Westminster, ‘Bunching Behaviour in London buses’.
2012 - Susanna Bass, Imperial College London and UCL, ‘Development and Evaluation of Synthetic Populations for London’.
2013 - Kerri Rogan, Imperial College and UCL, ‘A mixed method study of gender differences in pedal cyclists’ risk in London'.
2014 - Tom Horrell, Imperial College and UCL, ‘What are the effects of a ‘shared space’ scheme on different users?‘
2015 - Imogen Thompson, UCL, ‘Identifying the Impact of Transport Connectivity on Housing Prices in London: A Hedonic Analysis of Two Transport Links'.
2016 - Colin Harwood, University of Westminster, 'An Investigation into the Accuracy of Trip Generation Forecasts for New Developments in England'.
2017 - Samira Marx Pinheiro, University of Leeds, ‘Estimating fare elasticities in rail demand in Great Britain using Bayesian inference’.
2018 - Lucy Martin, Southampton University, ‘Geo-Demographic Profiling of Road Casualty Risk across Devon’.
2019 - Alice Saunders, UCL, 'Living at home and going nowhere? How living with parents affects the travel behaviour of millennial Londoners’.
2020 - Miaw Ling Chor, University of Leeds, 'Residential Price Impacts due to London Overground & Potential Inference for Metroisation’.
2021 - Daniel Watts, University of Westminster, ‘A Methodology To Create A Work-From-Home Trip Generation Indicator: An Application In England And Wales’.
2022 - Craig Smith, UCL’s Bartlett School of Planning, ‘Accessibility, Urban Design, and the Whole Journey Experience of Visually Impaired People in London’.
2023 - Jamie Ward, ITS, University of Leeds, 'A route-level analysis of the relationship between bike sharing and public transport: integration, complementation and substitution'.
2024 - Katie Lewis, ITS, University of Leeds, 'The Benefits of ‘Running for the Train’: A Review of the Effects of Active Travel on the Business Case of the Transpennine Route Upgrade’.
2025 - Zeqi Xu, ITS, University of Leeds, 'Modelling of mixed traffic flow of CAVs considering stochasticity and spatial distribution characteristics of vehicles'.