T.K. SIDEY AWARD
APPLICATIONS INVITED BY ROYAL SOCIETY
Applications have been invited by the Royal Society of New Zealand for the T. K. Sidey Summer-time Award, consisting of a bronze medal and a prize of £lOO. This award is given for the promotion and encouragement of scientific research in the study of visible and invisible light and other solar radiations in relation to human welfare. Sir Thomas Sidey was the originator of daylight saving. Applicants may submit either theses specially prepared for the award, or copies of published works not so prepared, or both. The society's council and its assessors will not be limited to consideration of theses submitted, but may take into account any knowledge they may have of the research of an applicant or person nominated. Nominations for the award will be received from any member of the council or fellow of the society, but r.o award will be finally declared in favour of any person until after his concurrence in the proposed award has been received by the society.
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27498, 4 November 1954, Page 10
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