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Andrew Gigiel, Winner of the Lightfoot Medal
Qi Xu, Winner of the Ted Perry Award for Student Research.
Kevin Glass, IOR President
Paul Gardner, Winner of the Service Engineer Lifetime Achievement Award
David Pearson, Winner of the J&E Hall International Gold Medal
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This internationally respected award recognises the most noteworthy practical contribution to the science of refrigeration. It can be given to an individual or team with recent outstanding achievements in one or more of the following areas:
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This award is designed to encourage and promote research by students related to refrigeration and air conditioning. It highlights future leading thinkers currently working at Undergraduate or Post Graduate level. The award includes a prize of £1000 sponsored by Hawco Ltd and a set of ASHRAE Databooks donated in the memory Ted Perry, Past President of the IOR, by his wife Barbara Perry. The winner is invited to give a talk to IOR members based on their research.
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Voted for by the IOR membership, the winner is the individual or team who has presented the best paper to the IOR during the year. The prize includes £500 and a Medal and is supported by Lightfoot Defence in honour of the Past President of the Institute, Kenneth Lightfoot FInstR.
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The IOR RACHP Engineering Technician Section makes a lifetime achievement award to recognise an individual's commitment to a career in service, maintenance or installation engineering. This award includes a cash prize and invitation to the IOR Annual Dinner. It is sponsored by The ACR Journal.