Are you involved in a technology-led collaborative project with a commercial or academic partner? Do you believe your work could have a major impact on UK industry or on the way we live our lives? If so, you could be joining the winners at the Royal Society in London on Friday 2nd December for the culmination of The Engineer Technology & Innovation Awards 2011.
Now in its fifth year, this year’s competition will reward outstanding examples of collaboration wherever they occur: whether between business and academia, between separate businesses, or, indeed, between groups of Universities.
With awards in ten categories spanning the key sectors of engineering and technology, one category winner will also be named as recipient of The Engineer Grand Prix Award, chosen by The Engineer’s editorial team as the entry that particularly embodies the spirit of technology, innovation and collaboration. Entry into the Awards is free and the closing date for entries is Friday 15th July.
To find out more including full details on how to enter please click here. Good luck!
Nanogenerator consumes CO2 to generate electricity
Whoopee, they've solved how to keep a light on but not a lot else.