Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering

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engineering award international award

The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering is a prestigious global engineering award that honors groundbreaking innovations with significant benefit to humanity.

Aliases (1)

Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering Foundation ×2

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	engineering award → international award →
administeredBy	Royal Academy of Engineering →
alsoKnownAs	QEPrize →
awardFor	groundbreaking engineering innovation →
country	United Kingdom →
currency	GBP →
eligibility	individuals or teams of engineers worldwide →
field	engineering →
firstAwarded	2013 →
formerPatron	Queen Elizabeth II →
founder	John Browne, Baron Browne of Madingley → Lord Sainsbury of Turville → Sir James Dyson → Sir John Parker → Sir Paul Nurse →
frequency	biennial →
hasCategory	single main prize →
hasLanguage	English →
hasLogo	Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering logo →
inception	2011 →
locationOfCeremony	London →
mediaCoverage	BBC → Financial Times → The Guardian →
monetaryValue	1000000 GBP →
motto	Engineering a better world →
namedAfter	Queen Elizabeth II →
notableLaureate	Andrew Viterbi → Frances Arnold → Hiroshi Amano → Isamu Akasaki → Louis Pouzin → Marc Andreessen → Robert Kahn → Robert Langer → Shuji Nakamura → Tim Berners-Lee → Vinton Cerf →
patron	Charles III →
presentedBy	Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering Foundation →
purpose	to honor groundbreaking engineering innovations that benefit humanity →
relatedTo	Millennium Technology Prize → Nobel Prize →
scope	global →
selectionProcess	international judging panel →
sponsor	Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering Foundation →
typicalVenue	Buckingham Palace →
website	https://qeprize.org →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Louis Pouzin → Robert Kahn → Robert Langer → Shuji Nakamura → Tim Berners-Lee → Vinton Cerf →	awardReceived
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering ("Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering Foundation") →	presentedBy
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering ("Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering Foundation") →	sponsor