SCI established the College of Scholars to help current members (Scholars) make the most of the opportunities an SCI award provides and to highlight SCI resources that may be of value in current research and future career roles.
The College of Scholars comprises all current and past recipients of the RS/SCI PhD Studentships, SCI Scholarships and Travel Bursaries together with all early career award winners, early career committee members, SCI ambassadors and the Ramsay and Daphne Jackson Fellows.
The College provides a framework to facilitate the integration of its members within SCI. It seeks to support them throughout the period of their funding and active involvement with SCI by providing mentoring, networking and a welcoming forum for their research presentations. After the completion of their funded period, the College provides a platform for continued contact once their careers develop, drawing on the expertise of former Scholars and other SCI members as mentors and lay-advisors to SCI. By accompanying Scholars as their careers mature, the College supports and develops a strong network and builds a base for future leadership.
Huyen received a First Class Integrated MChem Degree with the University of Sussex gaining industrial experience with GlaxoSmithCline Consumer Healthcare. Her PhD uses particle assembly methods to understand the efficacy and functionality of next-generation antibacterial coatings. 
Amy completed an MSci in Natural Sciences at Lancaster University and a masters project which introduced her to plant photobiology. She is currently an EASTBIO DTP PhD student at the University of Edinburgh researching how changes in the lighting environment lead to changes in protein production in plants. 
