The Lovelace Medal is one of BCS's most prestigious awards, recognising outstanding contribution to the understanding and advancement of computing. Named in honour of Ada Lovelace, mathematician, visionary, and widely regarded as the world’s first computer programmer, the Medal celebrates individuals whose work has fundamentally advanced computing knowledge, practice or its application, and whose contribution has had a significant and lasting impact on the discipline.
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2. Nominator Email Address *
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3. Nominator Telephone Number *
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4. Are you a BCS Member? *
5. BCS Membership Number (if known)
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6. Name of individual being nominated for the Lovelace Medal *
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7. Name of organisation/institution most commonly associated with the individual being nominated. *
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8. Short Citation:
Briefly describe what the nominee should be recognised for. This must be no longer than 250 characters including spaces and no longer than one sentence. *
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9. Contribution to computing
How has your nominee contributed to the understanding and advancement of computing? Maximum 250 words. *
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10. Impact
How would you describe the impact of your nominee's contribution on the computing discipline, related fields or practice? Maximum 250 words *
11. LinkedIn profile of your nominee (if known)
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12. Exceptionalism
What, in your view, makes your nominee's contribution exceptional and enduring? Maximum 250 words *
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13. Links to any supporting references, publications or other evidence that support your reasons for nomination. *
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14. BCS reserves the right to rescind any prize if there are reasonable grounds to do so. All nominators will be asked to confirm that, to the best of their knowledge, there is no impediments relating to professional conduct to their nominee receiving this prize. *
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