Awarded for exceptional contribution to mechanical engineering and related science, technology and invention.
Achievement will be best demonstrated by way of a recent product or research project, or experimental work, from either an industrial or academic source in any geographical location over a typical period (circa five years).
The Prize is open to all Institution members of all grades. Candidates are permitted to nominate themselves.
Up to £10,000.00 plus certificate. Ideally the James Clayton Prize should be split up as appropriate, i.e. £2,500 x 4 + certificates.
Nominations for the 2021 prize are now open.
Submit the completed nomination form and any supporting documents to: Karen Frost IMechE Prizes and Awards Department ASK House Northgate Avenue Bury St Edmunds Suffolk IP32 6BB United Kingdom
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