The award is aimed at those studying an undergraduate degree accredited by the IMechE, and who are completing a project that involves the use of engineering simulation techniques such as finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics or multi-body dynamics.
To participate, simply submit an electronic summary of your project report (approximately 300 -1000 words), along with contact details, the online submission form simply needs to be completed here.
The submission must adhere to the awards rules and regulations the project summary will be assessed by our panel of expert judges.
The deadline for nominations is 31st July 2025
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1st Prize
Farheen Muhammed from University of Oxford
"Microbubble Generation Using an Acousto-fluidic Device"
2nd Prize
Nathanael Jenkins from Imperial College London
"Numerical Simulation of the Lightning Swept Stroke for the Zoning of Unconventional Aircraft"
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