ATSE Awards

The Clunies Ross Technology Innovation Awards recognise contributions by dedicated individuals, or teams, who have shared their vision and knowledge with others to apply technology for the benefit of Australia, and beyond.

The Batterham Medal is an early career award for a graduate engineer who has achieved substantial peer or industry recognition for their work in the past five years.

The ICM Agrifood Award recognises and acknowledges the outstanding work of two early career scientists or technologists.

The Ezio Rizzardo Polymer Scholarship acknowledges the potential impact of an outstanding PhD candidate in polymer science or engineering.

The David & Valerie Solomon Award is a new early-mid career award for a science or technology graduate working in academia/research or industry R&D who demonstrates substantial ability to foster research-industry collaboration and knowledge transfer for the benefit of Australia.

The Award acknowledges and recognises an individual, team, community, or organisation respectfully and successfully applying Australian Traditional Knowledge in contemporary innovation contexts.

The ATSE President’s Medal is bestowed by the ATSE Prresident to an ATSE Fellow in recognition of extraordinary commitment and exceptional contribution to the Academy.