Help us celebrate great engineering collaboration

The Engineer’s new awards competition – Collaborate to Innovate - is looking for outstanding examples of innovative engineering collaboration.

From giant warships and huge infrastructure projects, to less tangible breakthroughs in data processing and wireless technology, collaboration is frequently at the heart of our most successful engineering projects. And with engineers responsible for developing solutions to some of the world’s most pressing problems it has arguably never been more important.

Which is why we’ve launched Collaborate to Innovate, a new awards initiative aimed at uncovering, celebrating and analysing UK industry’s most innovative and effective engineering collaborations.

We want to hear about engineering collaboration wherever it occurs – whether between separate businesses, industry and academia, or between different academic groups. All we ask is that entries are innovative, truly collaborative, and that they’re likely to have a positive impact in their application area.

Entries are invited from projects which address engineering challenges across a broad range of areas including transport; health; energy efficiency and sustainability; information and connectivity; safety and security; and the built environment. Shortlisted entries will be judged by a panel containing some of the UK’s most senior and respected engineers (see below)

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