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The Panmure House Prize is an annual award of US$75,000 that recognises researchers who apply an ‘Adam Smith’ approach to their research. The funding is awarded in order to support the continuation of research that has been identified to have the potential to create meaningful, lasting impact across society, the economy, environment and/or culture. 

Prize recipients use the award to further their research from their home institution. 

Winners are supported to use the Prize resources to cover costs relating to communicating and expanding their field of research including but not limited to:

• Advancing and publishing their research in peer-reviewed journals.
• Share their findings through national and international media.
• Attend conferences, travel and accommodation to communicate their work
• Support teaching buy-out to allow them to further advance their research
• Engage in CPD (Continued Professional Development)
• Administration or data costs 
  

The Prize offers flexibility, allowing researchers to shape their work in ways that best suit their discipline and methodology.

The money will be paid directly to the institution with which the winner is affiliated. The institution will deploy it as agreed within the Institutional Agreement.

No. Estates and indirect costs are not eligible to be covered or claimed against the Panmure House Prize.

We will tally the exact amount in GBP or other currencies via a standard USD/ GBP conversion at the time of making the financial transfer.

Click here to find out more about our judging panel.