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Once again the standard of articles entered for the annual Contemporary Engineering Challenge have been highly impressive. Collectively the submissions have embraced the aim to promote or foster education in the art and science of military engineering, identify opportunities for the future of the Royal Engineers, highlight pertinent lessons from the past that are equally applicable in today’s and tomorrow’s challenges for the Corps, amplify the planning and command aspects of the Royal Engineers work today and in the future, demonstrate the adaptation or innovation that the Corps has done in the past three years, and showcase either the logistical, or technical aspects of Royal Engineers work today and in the future. |
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Submission Category |
Prize |
Details |
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Professional Development |
£1,500 |
Maj PHS Routledge MInstRE ‘What it takes to be Ubique: Growing the Special Operations Combat Engineer’ |
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Future Opportunities |
£1,000 |
Maj R A Johnson MInstRE ‘A Planning and Command RE (Geo)volution’ |
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Learning from the past |
£500 |
Lt Col M W Whitechurch MInstRE ‘Mobilise: But How? Effective mobilisation for war made easier with proven methods from the past’ |
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Planning and Command |
£500 |
Capt C T R Moore EngTech MInstRE ‘Learning Lessons from Industry: Predicting the Benefits of a Risk Engineer’ |
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Adaptation and Innovation |
£500 |
Maj G H S Gibson MBE MInstRE ‘If not us then who, if not now then when?’ |
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Logistics and Technical |
£500 |
Maj R Parry MInstRE ‘What about a reed bed? Sustainable Wastewater Treatment Through Constructed Wetlands’ |
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Junior Rank Prize |
£250 |
Cpl G Gyabaah EngTech MInstRE ‘Learning from Past Military Leaders: A reflection on Leadership and Emotional Intelligence and its Relevance to Contemporary Leaders’ |
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WO or SNCO Prize |
£250 |
SSgt J D Hawes MInstRE Enhancing Military Engineering in the digital sphere’ |
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Junior Officer Prize |
£250 |
2Lt H J Peachment MInstRE ‘Getting BSCS out of the tin: the Biological Surveillance and Collector System, the Corps and the future of UK Biodefence’ |
