Institution News Team
IMechE is calling on members worldwide to step forward and recognise excellence across a range of prestigious awards, with deadlines fast approaching throughout May.
Engineers are encouraged to nominate outstanding individuals and teams whose work is shaping the future of the profession.
Prestige awards
Industry awards
Among the opportunities is the Donald Julius Groen Prize, celebrating achievements in tribology, and safety and reliability, with nominations open until 18 May. Similarly, the Duncan Dowson Prize highlights the very best in biomedical engineering, offering a platform to showcase groundbreaking contributions in this vital field.
For those making a significant impact across engineering, nominations are also open for the James Clayton Prize and the Verena Winifred Holmes Award, both closing on 10 May. These awards recognise innovation, leadership and influence, reflecting the breadth of talent within the global engineering community.
Meanwhile, the Tribology Medals provide recognition at every stage of a career: from emerging talent, to established leaders. The Bronze Medal deadline is 2 May, while Silver and Gold nominations remain open until 30 May, offering multiple opportunities to celebrate achievement and advancement in the field.
With a final multi-award deadline window spanning 10–30 May, this is the last chance for members to ensure excellence does not go unnoticed. Whether highlighting pioneering research, impactful innovation or dedicated service, these awards represent an opportunity to elevate the profession and inspire future generations.
Members are urged to act now and submit nominations before time runs out.
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