You can apply for yourself, your organisation or program, a colleague, teacher or student. If recommending someone else, please use the “recommend someone to apply” online form, available on the How to nominate page. This does not submit an application on their behalf, instead the person you have recommended to apply will receive an email advising them they have been encouraged to apply for an award category. It is then up to the person to follow the link to apply and submit an application, if they choose to.

You can encourage someone to apply for the SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards by completing this online form. The person will receive an email advising them they have been recommended to apply for a specific award category, and inviting them to start the application process. They will then follow the links to create and submit an application.

Yes. Being recommended for a specific category does not automatically submit you for Awards consideration – it’s just their encouragement to enter! You’ll need to complete a full nomination to participate.

No. Applicants must have received their conferral of a PhD degree no more than 24 months prior to the awards application deadline.

No. It is common for PhD graduates to gain employment overseas after completing their PhD. All finalists (including PhD graduates) must work with the Department for Industry, Innovation and Science to develop a video of their achievements.

Individuals and teams with a background in mathematics will be eligible to apply. All applicants must read the eligibility criteria, conditions of entry and the Guidelines before they start an application.

Both teams and individuals can apply for this award. There are no restrictions on the number of individuals in a team.

Most members of the team should be Australian citizens or residents. If there are international members on the team, please provide information about their role and reason for not being a citizen or resident (i.e. an international collaborator/contractor, a recent graduate applying for residency etc).

Industry applicants must obtain endorsement from their employer (CEO or chairperson) to be eligible for the 2024 SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards. Further eligibility criteria and conditions of entry are available in the Guidelines.

You can include any evidence that addresses the criteria.

Yes, if you meet the conditions of entry, eligibility and section criteria for more than one category.

You can apply for yourself, your organisation or program, a colleague, teacher or student. If recommending someone else, please use the “recommend someone to apply” online form, available on the How to nominate page. This does not submit an application on their behalf, instead the person you have recommended to apply will receive an email advising them they have been encouraged to apply for an award category. It is then up to the person to follow the link to apply and submit an application, if they choose to.

You can encourage someone to apply for the SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards by completing this online form. The person will receive an email advising them they have been recommended to apply for a specific award category, and inviting them to start the application process. They will then follow the links to create and submit an application.

Yes. Being recommended for a specific category does not automatically submit you for Awards consideration – it’s just their encouragement to enter! You’ll need to complete a full nomination to participate.

No. Applicants must have received their conferral of a PhD degree no more than 24 months prior to the awards application deadline.

No. It is common for PhD graduates to gain employment overseas after completing their PhD. All finalists (including PhD graduates) must work with the Department for Industry, Innovation and Science to develop a video of their achievements.

Individuals and teams with a background in mathematics will be eligible to apply. All applicants must read the eligibility criteria, conditions of entry and the Guidelines before they start an application.

Both teams and individuals can apply for this award. There are no restrictions on the number of individuals in a team.

Most members of the team should be Australian citizens or residents. If there are international members on the team, please provide information about their role and reason for not being a citizen or resident (i.e. an international collaborator/contractor, a recent graduate applying for residency etc).

Industry applicants must obtain endorsement from their employer (CEO or chairperson) to be eligible for the 2024 SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards. Further eligibility criteria and conditions of entry are available in the Guidelines.

You can include any evidence that addresses the criteria.

Yes, if you meet the conditions of entry, eligibility and section criteria for more than one category.

You can apply for yourself, your organisation or program, a colleague, teacher or student. If recommending someone else, please use the “recommend someone to apply” online form, available on the How to nominate page. This does not submit an application on their behalf, instead the person you have recommended to apply will receive an email advising them they have been encouraged to apply for an award category. It is then up to the person to follow the link to apply and submit an application, if they choose to.

You can encourage someone to apply for the SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards by completing this online form. The person will receive an email advising them they have been recommended to apply for a specific award category, and inviting them to start the application process. They will then follow the links to create and submit an application.

Yes. Being recommended for a specific category does not automatically submit you for Awards consideration – it’s just their encouragement to enter! You’ll need to complete a full nomination to participate.

No. Applicants must have received their conferral of a PhD degree no more than 24 months prior to the awards application deadline.

No. It is common for PhD graduates to gain employment overseas after completing their PhD. All finalists (including PhD graduates) must work with the Department for Industry, Innovation and Science to develop a video of their achievements.

Individuals and teams with a background in mathematics will be eligible to apply. All applicants must read the eligibility criteria, conditions of entry and the Guidelines before they start an application.

Both teams and individuals can apply for this award. There are no restrictions on the number of individuals in a team.

Most members of the team should be Australian citizens or residents. If there are international members on the team, please provide information about their role and reason for not being a citizen or resident (i.e. an international collaborator/contractor, a recent graduate applying for residency etc).

Industry applicants must obtain endorsement from their employer (CEO or chairperson) to be eligible for the 2024 SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards. Further eligibility criteria and conditions of entry are available in the Guidelines.

You can include any evidence that addresses the criteria.

Yes, if you meet the conditions of entry, eligibility and section criteria for more than one category.

You can apply for yourself, your organisation or program, a colleague, teacher or student. If recommending someone else, please use the “recommend someone to apply” online form, available on the How to nominate page. This does not submit an application on their behalf, instead the person you have recommended to apply will receive an email advising them they have been encouraged to apply for an award category. It is then up to the person to follow the link to apply and submit an application, if they choose to.

You can encourage someone to apply for the SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards by completing this online form. The person will receive an email advising them they have been recommended to apply for a specific award category, and inviting them to start the application process. They will then follow the links to create and submit an application.

Yes. Being recommended for a specific category does not automatically submit you for Awards consideration – it’s just their encouragement to enter! You’ll need to complete a full nomination to participate.

No. Applicants must have received their conferral of a PhD degree no more than 24 months prior to the awards application deadline.

No. It is common for PhD graduates to gain employment overseas after completing their PhD. All finalists (including PhD graduates) must work with the Department for Industry, Innovation and Science to develop a video of their achievements.

Individuals and teams with a background in mathematics will be eligible to apply. All applicants must read the eligibility criteria, conditions of entry and the Guidelines before they start an application.

Both teams and individuals can apply for this award. There are no restrictions on the number of individuals in a team.

Most members of the team should be Australian citizens or residents. If there are international members on the team, please provide information about their role and reason for not being a citizen or resident (i.e. an international collaborator/contractor, a recent graduate applying for residency etc).

Industry applicants must obtain endorsement from their employer (CEO or chairperson) to be eligible for the 2024 SA Science Excellence and Innovation Awards. Further eligibility criteria and conditions of entry are available in the Guidelines.

You can include any evidence that addresses the criteria.

Yes, if you meet the conditions of entry, eligibility and section criteria for more than one category.