2022

• Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine: Professor Erminia Calabrese for her work in the field of observational cosmology.
• Humanities and Creative Arts: Dr Sharon Thompson for her work on family law and feminist legal theory and legal history.
• Social Sciences, Education and Business: Dr Hayley Young for her research on foods that aid both mood and cognition.

2021

• Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine: Dr Emrys Evans for his work and research in the field of optoelectronics.
• Humanities and Creative Arts: Dr. Ben Guy for his research on medieval Welsh genealogy.
• Social Sciences, Education and Business: Dr. Annie Tubadji for her work on cultural bias, inequality and discrimination.

2020

• Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine: Dr Jennifer Edwards for her work on catalysis and the development of materials for use in a range of applications.
• Humanities and Creative Arts: Dr. Gwennan for her research into minority languages, multiculturalism and citizenship.
• Social Sciences, Education and Business: Dr Rebecca Dimond for her work in the field of medical sociology.

2017

• Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine: Dr Rachel Evans for her research into new photoactive materials.
• Humanities and Creative Arts: Dr Amanda Rogers for her work on performing arts and the international migration of performers.
• Social Sciences, Education and Business: Dr Rhiannon Evans for her work on the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people, including self-harm and suicide prevention.