This year’s All Hands Meeting sees the introduction of the Tony Hey Prize for the best student paper, named in honour of the outstanding contribution Tony has made to UK e-Science.   

The competition is open to any UK student (PhD or undergraduate) and the winning author will receive a prize of £250. Multi-author papers are eligible, but the student should be the first named author and the decision will be made by the Programme Committee as part fo its review process of submitted abstracts.

Please note that the judges' decision is final and that we are unfortunately unable to enter into any correspondence regarding individual entries.