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Neither in basic research nor in the search for new applications do scientists move in a vacuum. No innovation leads an island existence. It is always docked to the real world. Innovations must communicate and interact on a secure basis with the real world, must meet established framework conditions.
Standards make a decisive contribution to ensuring that innovations prevail in the marketplace. And they not only shorten time-to-market, but also facilitate access to the public procurement market.
Standards+Innovation Awards
Awards Categories
Project award presented annually to a European research / innovation project (H2020 / Horizon Europe) who successfully contributes to standardization.
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Individual researcher/innovator presented annually to an individual who successfully introduces her/his research outcome or innovation into standardization, thereby creating impact for her/his work.
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Young Researcher presented annually to an individual student, under 30 years of age, based on the work done for academic theses, doctoral dissertations or other university research project addressing standardization.
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Technical Body Officer biennial award presented to a technical body officer (Secretary, Chair, Convenor) who actively and successfully collaborated with researchers/innovators within his/her technical body.
Previous nominees and winners
Ivan NAVARRO GONZÁLEZ
Young researcher winner 2022
ARETE
Project winner 2022
SPIDIA4P
Project winner 2021
NEXTOWER
Project winner 2020
SMR Smart Mature Resilience
Project winner 2019
Antonio SANSONETTI
Individual researcher/innovator winner 2022
DILMAGHANI Saharnaz
Young researcher winner 2021
KAMARA Irene
Individual researcher/innovator winner 2021
DELANEY Fiona Origin Chain Networks Start-up
Individual researcher/innovator winner 2020
Thomas LINNER
Individual researcher/innovator winner 2019
CEN and CENELEC launched the Standards+Innovation Awards to acknowledge the important contribution of research and innovation to standardization and celebrating the contributions of researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs to standardization.