Nominations are invited, with a deadline of 30^th June 2023.

Assessment and Judging will take place during July/August, with the winner(s) being announced at an awards event on 22^nd November 2020. The Judging panel is an Independent Judging Panel of five voting members, chaired by Professor Martin Campbell-Kelly. The Judging Panel reserves the right not to make an award.

Assessment Panel and Judging Criteria

The following criteria will help the judges in their assessment of the projects:

• Completeness : Has the project achieved, within the last five years, the initial goals set?
• Originality : To what extent does the project demonstrate a novel approach to conservation or reconstruction?
• Ingenuity: What new techniques or processes were developed during the project?
• Impact : What contribution has the work made to increasing the understanding of the history of computing?
• Publicity : To what extent has the work already been publicised or written up?
• Outreach: Is the result of the work visible to experts in the field and/or to the general public?