Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering

The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering is a global engineering award run by an independent foundation in the UK, with nominations invited from academia and industry and laureates selected by a judging panel for innovations that deliver significant benefits to humanity. Winners, who may be individuals or teams of up to five, receive a £500,000 cash prize and a 3D printed trophy at ceremonies often held at Buckingham Palace. The inaugural award was presented in 2013 and the prize was biennial until 2021 before moving to an annual cycle in 2022. The prize is funded by donations from companies such as BAE Systems, BP, GlaxoSmithKline, Nissan, and Toshiba. A companion 'Create the Trophy' competition encourages young designers aged 14–24 to design the trophy each year.

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