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The Royal Academy of Engineering Silver Medal
The Silver Medal was
established in 1994 to recognise an
outstanding and demonstrated personal
contribution to British engineering, which
has led to market exploitation, by an
engineer working in the United Kingdom, who
is under the age of fifty and who will
normally be Chartered. Up to four medals may
be awarded in any one year.
Winners 2000 - 2004
2004
Stephen Brown,
a partner in Buro Happold Consulting
Engineers, London
[Stephen Brown News Release]
Jonathan Holt,
Drilling Technology Portfolio Leader, BP in
Aberdeen
[Jonathan Holt News Release]
Professor Christopher
Snowden, FREng, CEng, FIEE, FIEEE, CEO
Filtronic ICS and a professor at the
University of Leeds
[Christopher Snowden News Release]
 Stuart
Moran, one of the founders of Surgical
Innovations, a small company based in Leeds
[Stuart Moran News Release]
2003
 Stephen
Furber FREng FRS , ICL Professor of
Computer Engineering at the University of
Manchester
[Stephen Furber News Release]
Andy Hopper
FREng, Professor of Communication
Engineering at Cambridge University
[Andy HopperNews Release]
Dr Ian Mays,
Managing Director of the St Albans based
international wind energy company Renewable
Energy Systems
[Ian Mays News Release]
Richard Williams FREng, Anglo America
plc Professor of Mineral and Process
Engineering at the University of Leeds
[Richard Williams News Release]
2002
 Royal
Academy of Engineering Silver Medal winners
2002 (left to right):
Dr Andrew Rickman, Chairman of
fibre-optic component manufacturer Bookham
Technology plc
[Andrew Rickman News Release]
Nader Azarmi,
head of the BTexact Intelligent Systems team
at Adastral Park, Ipswich
[Nader Azarmi News Release]
Richard Friend,
Cavendish Professor of Physics at Cambridge
University and co-founder and Chief
Scientist of Cambridge Display Technology
Ltd
[Richard Friend News Release]
Colin Smith, Director of Engineering
and Technology - Civil Aerospace at
Rolls-Royce plc in Derby
[Colin Smith News Release]
2001
 Royal
Academy of Engineering Silver Medal winners
2001 (left to right):
Professor Henry Beker FREng, founder
and former Chairman of Baltimore
Technologies plc
Professor Howard Hodson, Professor of
Aerothermal Technology, University of
Cambridge
Dr Neil Harvey, Turbine Aerothermal
Specialist, Rolls-Royce plc
Mandy Chessell, WebSphere Architect,
IBM UK plc
2000
 Mr
Michael J Bowe
Business Manager, Advanced Process Systems,
AEA Technology
Dr Andrew W Nelson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, IQE
plc
Professor Albert A Rodger
Professor of Civil Engineering, University
of Aberdeen
Dr Robert Skidmore
Managing Director, SciMed Limited
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