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The Franklin Institute seeks nominations for the 2023 Bower Award and Prize for Achievement in Science of individuals who have made significant scientific or engineering contributions that improve the safety, sustainability, and resilience of civil infrastructure in a world faced with climate change, natural disasters, increased use due to population growth, and infrastructure that has outlived its design life.
Nominations should recognize fundamental contributions that have had a broad impact.
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data analytics, statistical algorithms, and cloud computing
Also, Natural disaster risk analysis, management and vulnerability of interdependent systems, and real-time monitoring and control
Technological advances related to transforming waste to potable water and energy
In addition, Design innovations, heuristics, methodologies, and standards with application to transportation, water and sanitation, power, bridge, and building infrastructure
However, the nomination can be beyond these topics.
Also, nominations should clearly indicate the scientific or engineering impact—innovative, technical, and/or conceptual—and the societal and/or economic impact of the nominee’s work.
individuals who have made significant scientific or engineering contributions that improve the safety, sustainability, and resilience of civil infrastructure.
Candidates must be living, and the winner must be able to participate in The Franklin Institute Awards Week programs.
Nominations from any individual or organization, including self-nominations are eligible.
Nominations of candidates traditionally underrepresented in science and engineering are particularly encouraged.