Welcome to the intersection of academia and industry excellence in the welding field with the ‘Academic and Industry Collaboration Award.’ This distinguished honor celebrates collaborative efforts that bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical industry applications, driving progress and innovation.

About the Award: The ‘Academic and Industry Collaboration Award in Welding’ recognizes outstanding partnerships between academic institutions and industry players within the welding domain. This award acknowledges collaborative initiatives that have significantly contributed to the advancement of knowledge, technology, and practices in the welding sector.

Eligibility: Open to academic institutions, researchers, and industry partners globally, this award has no age limits. Eligibility criteria include a proven track record of successful collaborations, a commitment to knowledge transfer, and adherence to specified requirements outlined in the submission guidelines.

Submission Guidelines: Collaborative teams, comprising academic and industry representatives, are invited to submit a comprehensive overview of their partnership. The submission should include details about the collaboration’s goals, achievements, and impacts, along with supporting documents, images, and videos.

Evaluation Criteria: Entries will be evaluated based on the level of collaboration, the impact on the welding industry, the depth of knowledge transfer, and the overall contribution to advancing both academic research and industry practices. A panel of experts from both academia and industry will assess each submission.

Recognition: Recipients of the ‘Academic and Industry Collaboration Award’ will receive global recognition, a prestigious trophy, and the opportunity to share their collaborative success story on various platforms. The award serves as a symbol of honor for those fostering meaningful connections between academia and industry.

Community Impact: Acknowledging the broader societal impact of collaboration, this award places emphasis on nominees whose collaborative efforts have positively influenced communities through advancements in education, job creation, and the implementation of sustainable practices.

Biography: Collaborative teams are encouraged to provide a detailed biography, highlighting the key players, milestones achieved, and the broader impact of their academic and industry partnership.

Abstract and Supporting Files: The abstract should succinctly capture the essence of the collaboration, while supporting files should include comprehensive documentation, images, and videos that illustrate the practical applications and success stories resulting from the partnership.