We're thrilled to announce our five RAEng Engineers Trust Young Engineers of the Year for 2024, supported by The Worshipful Company of Engineers. The entrepreneurs, researchers and professional engineers are all demonstrating outstanding success in their fields. Each will receive a £3,000 prize and will be presented with a certificate at our annual Awards Dinner on 9 July. Of the five, we also celebrate an overall winner who receives the Academy’s Sir George Macfarlane Medal. - Senior Lecturer at Loughborough University, Dr Ishara Dharmasena , is a leading theorist developing 'super-smart textiles’ that convert body movements into electrical signals. - Dr Ruben Doyle, CEO at Additive Instruments Ltd, has invented and commercialised a surgical hip replacement. Ruben’s device helps surgeons to prepare the bone and place the implant reducing the risk of bone fracture. - Research Engineering Manager at Meta, Nikhila Ravi, co-led the Segment Anything project, which has applied AI tools to a wide range of image-based tasks, from photo editing to radiology scans. - Jamie Serjeant, Senior Design Engineer at Occuity, has developed a new tool that could manage myopia by non-invasive measurement of the length of the eyeball. - Dr Alalea Kia is our overall winner and winner of the Sir George Macfarlane Medal. Alalea is recognised for her work developing a patented concrete pavement called Kiacrete which will help to alleviate climate change and urbanisation challenges. Congratulations to all our winners. Discover more about their achievements: https://lnkd.in/esnD6_mu
Many congratulations to all the winners. Lovely to see Ishara Dharmasena with this well deserved recognition of his work and contributions to #TEGS Looking forward to tracking the future progress…
Congratulations, Ishara Dharmasena! 👏🏻
Congratulations Ruben Doyle and the other winners!
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3wCongratulations to the five winners! This is a wonderful prize to win. From my own experience back in 2016, it set in train a period of very enjoyable events and I met some fascinating people. This then had a major influence on the engineer I have developed into today. To the winners - make the most of it! Royal Academy of Engineering The Worshipful Company of Engineers