- All entries must be submitted by the entry deadline. Entries will not be considered fully submitted until the entrant proceeds to the final stage and submits their entry. A confirmation email will be received once complete.
- Entries may be edited up until the point of 'submission'.
The entry deadline is Friday 6th October 2023
- The Engineer Collaborate to Innovate Awards are open to any group, whether from academia or industry, that is - or has been - engaged in a successful collaborative engineering project.
- The project must represent a collaboration between at least two teams from different organisations; teams may be from, for example, companies, universities or research organisations.
- In order to attract entries from an as diverse and cross-disciplinary group as possible entries will be invited from projects which address engineering challenges related to the following broad themes:
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- Automotive
- Aerospace & Defence
- Energy & Environment
- Healthcare & Medical
- Information, Data & Connectivity
- Manufacturing Technology
- Young Innovator
- Wildcard
- For the Young Innovator category we’re primarily looking for innovative projects. Evidence of collaboration is not essential.
- Shortlisted projects will meet the following criteria:
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- They must be genuinely Innovative (i.e. represent a new technology or a new application of technology
- They must be a true collaboration between 2 or more teams (i.e. not a collaboration between different teams from the same organisation)
- They must have an expected or demonstrable impact in their application area
- At least one partner must have a presence in the UK.
- Companies may enter more than one category as appropriate.
- Unless stated otherwise in category criteria, the awards are judging performance from January 2022 to present; the project may be ongoing or completed within the last 15 months.
- The judging panel reserves the right to move entries from one category to another if they feel it is more appropriate. However, they cannot be expected to routinely re-categorise incorrectly entered projects. The judges' decision is final.
- Sponsors are not permitted to enter any category that they are sponsoring.
- All submissions must be made online through the online entry portal and the requested information must be supplied within the entry form. Any information not provided via the online form will not be passed to the judges.
- In all cases, the judges are looking for concise written submissions and your entry should cover as many of the listed criteria as possible.
- Please keep the word count within the stipulations per category. Please note that the judging panel reserves the right to penalise entries exceeding the word limit.
- Please read the relevant category criteria to establish what type of supporting material should be included.
- Digital uploads may take a variety of formats e.g. PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint or jpeg file. Please ensure that uploaded logos, video and any supporting files follow the supporting material guidelines. Please note when uploading supporting material file names must not include any 'special' characters e.g. _ / ( ) & * ".
- Where websites/links form part of an entry, please ensure any URLs, access details, usernames and passwords needed for judging are supplied, that they work, and that they will continue to work until January 2024. Sites that cannot be viewed will be eliminated from the judging.
- The Awards team are not responsible for retaining any supporting material for collection, unless the entrant specifically requests this by email.
- 在你提供的信息条目(包括形式any supporting information) will be used by the judges to assess your entry.
- Should you be shortlisted, the same content may also be published in whole or in part by The Engineer for event coverage. If any particular information in your entry form is sensitive or not authorised for the public, please contacteventsteam@markallengroup.comwith details immediately upon submission of your entry.
- All entrants must supply all contact details as requested in the online form for a main point of contact we can approach should the entry require any further clarification.
- In the event that your entry is shortlisted, all entry form details e.g. Main Partner name / Collaborating Partner names as completed in the online entry process will be used on Awards collateral (e.g. Website, Awards graphics, Awards Supplement, and in the event that your entry wins, on the trophy). Copy will adhere to the brand’s house style.
- Please ensure that the information submitted is accurate and the correct companies are credited as appropriate. We accept no responsibility for any incorrectly submitted information.
- Agreement of all parties involved in the project should be secured before entering.
Shortlisted entrants will be contacted once the judging has taken place and invited to attend the
Winners’ party29th February 2024 at One Great George Street in central London.
