UK STEM undergrads, tackle one of our challenges and put yourself in the running to win £25,000.
The Telegraph STEM Awards 2018 is a unique opportunity for the UK’s most talented undergraduates to present world-changing ideas to some of the leading names in British industry – and potentially win £25,000 and a bespoke mentoring programme. Now in its fifth year, the awards were set up to recognize the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics - and the students who study th
16/06/2020
Young engineer Sam Lever is embracing all the incredible opportunities that his graduate scheme at Babcock has to offer, including a stint in Adelaide, Australia
~ with Babcock Training
‘Two years out of uni, I’m on secondment to Babcock Australasia Defence Aviation team’ What a graduate scheme with Babcock looks like
25/05/2020
Meet Babcock Commercial Marine project manager Donna Maplesden who is using her skills to deliver high-profile marine refits on time – and making life better for those living in developing nations.
~ with STEM Awards sponsor Babcock Training
‘I’m so pleased my job lets me do good where it’s most needed’ What it's like to be a project manager for Babcock
08/05/2020
Meet the winner of the 2020 Future Mobility Challenge sponsored by McLaren
Queen's University Belfast Mechanical Engineering student Peter Gillan's winning idea: A neural network-enabled powertrain!
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The results are in! Find out who won the STEM Awards 2020 Future Mobility Challenge.
02/05/2020
The winner of the 2020 Innovation Challenge - sponsored by Enginuity - is Henry James, Mechanical Engineering (4th year) at UWE Bristol
Winning idea: GridGrow, making modular homes sustainable using renewable tech Seedling
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The results are in... Find out who won the STEM Awards 2020 Innovation Challenge.
01/05/2020
Meet the winner of STEM Awards 2020 Healthcare Challenge sponsored by GSK!
Jin Ke Michele Pan, Zoology (3rd year) at University of Lincoln, entered his winning idea: A cytidine deaminase-dependent breast cancer therapy
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The results are in! Find out who won the STEM Awards 2020 Healthcare Challenge.
29/04/2020
Meet the winners of the 2020 Defence Tech Challenge sponsored by BAE Systems
University of Cambridge Computer Science and Engineering students Noah Ohrner & Mikael Cognell entered the winning idea: The AI-Unlocked Sky Chameleon
The results are in! Find out who won the STEM Awards 2020 Defence Technology Challenge.
26/04/2020
In October last year, our STEM Awards sponsors set out their challenges to the nation’s aspiring and inspiring innovators. Here we meet the judges and finalists... ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Introducing the STEM Awards 2020 winners Read more...
12/03/2020
How UK businesses, academia and government can join forces to reduce the cyberskills gap was the subject of a recent breakfast roundtable discussion, sponsored by BAE Systems.
So what can medics fighting a pandemic can teach us about cyberthreats? Find out here: www.telegraph.co.uk/business/spark/medics-fighting-pandemic-teach-about-cyberthreats/
Did you know that this years STEM Awards innovation sponsor Semta is now known as Engenuity? Find out about the great work they are doing ...
That's it - Entry for the STEM Awards 2020 is officially closed!
What's next? Your submissions are now winging their way to the category sponsors who each have the difficult task of choosing their five favourite entries...
17/02/2020
FINAL CALL FOR ENTRIES!
Today (February 17th) is the closing date for all 2020 STEM Awards entries.
Make sure you’ve completed all elements of the entry form and sent your entry to us by midnight ...
https://telegraphstem.awardsplatform.com/
10/02/2020
🚨ONE WEEK WARNING🚨
Get your STEM Awards 2020 applications in by Monday Feb 17th.
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