R and D Society: Duncan Davies Medal nomination

Duncan Davies Medal 2011 nomination

The Duncan Davies Medal is awarded annually to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution toward making the UK the best–performing research and development environment in the world. Past recipients include the former Chief Scientific Adviser David King, and founder of ARM, Robin Saxby.

The Medallist shall be required to give The Duncan Davies Medal Lecture prior to the presentation of the Medal.

A Nomination form is printed below. Nominations are considered by the board of directors of the R&D Society at a future meeting.

I / We, the undersigned, wish to nominate for the 2011 Duncan Davies Medal:
Nominee's name:	(required - Please give full title, first name(s) and surname)
Nominee's organisation or affiliation:
Please give position within company/organisation (Director, Chairman, etc.) and full postal address (if known):
Any other contact details:	(eg phone, email, fax)
Please give below a brief outline of your Nominee’s contribution toward making the UK the best–performing research and development environment in the world, emphasising any salient points which could help the Board in considering him/her for the award (required):
Nomination made by:
Your Name(s):	(required)
Your Organisation(s):
Your email address:	(required)
Telephone number:	(in case of queries)
:Are you/your organisation a member or a non-member?	Member Non-member (The answer to this question does not affect the status of your nomination, but is asked for monitoring purposes.)

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Duncan Davies Medal 2011 nomination

I / We, the undersigned, wish to nominate for the 2011 Duncan Davies Medal:

Please give below a brief outline of your Nominee’s contribution toward making the UK the best–performing research and development environment in the world, emphasising any salient points which could help the Board in considering him/her for the award (required):

Nomination made by: