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The Sir George Macfarlane Award The Award is in memory of Sir George Macfarlane (1916 - 2007), one of the founding fellows of the Academy, and recognises the potential of younger UK engineers, who have demonstrated excellence in the early stage of their career (less than eight years since graduation from a first degree in engineering). This excellence is marked by a quality of leadership and/or technical and scientific attainment that is clearly seen to be outstanding by their employers and organisation. The call for nominations for the 2013 award has now closed. The winner(s) will be announced in 2013. Recipients 2012
Awarded in recognition of her groundbreaking biomedical research into bone fractures and abnormal bone growth. 2011
Recognising him for his work on pioneering networks which will carry mobile phone signals between human bodies. “He is an inspirational advocate of engineering and is able to translate cutting edge research into easily-accessible messages to help capture the imagination of the next generation of engineers.” 2010
Recognising him for his extraordinary determination to achieve success for himself and his employer, the National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL). 2009
Recognising her for engineering innovations in the development of pulmonary valves. Her innovations have led to significantly improved patient safety and more efficient and less frequent use of animal testing in the development of new devices. 2008
Recognising her for her impressive rise in the early stage of an engineering career, reaching the status of Partner at a well known consulting firm.
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Dr Alessandra Carriero
Dr Simon Cotton
Will Machin
Dr Silvia Schievano
Rosie Clark, MEng CEng MIMechE|
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