James Dyson Foundation has opened the 2015 edition of its international student Award competition, challenging young engineers and scientists around the world to develop problem solving ideas. New this year, is that students from Hong Kong and Taiwan are also able to enter. The James Dyson Award challenges participants to “design something that solves a problem”. The Award celebrates ingenuity, creativity and sustainable engineering and offers $45,000 for the best International design. Entrants must be, or have been within the last four years, enrolled for at least one semester in an undergraduate or graduate engineering or design program at a university in an eligible country.

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Kodak has recently announced the 2015 Call for Entries for its Student Scholarship Program, to once again discover and award the best film, film production and cinematography students around the world. The 2015 Student Scholarship Program includes the Kodak Student Scholarship Award and the Kodak Student Cinematography Scholarship Award. Each award includes a cash tuition prize along with Kodak Film Product grants to assist recipients with future projects. Participating worldwide colleges and universities that offer a degree or diploma program in film, film production, or cinematography may nominate up to two (2) students for consideration for the Kodak Student Scholarship Award and one cinematography student each year for consideration for the Kodak Student Cinematography Scholarship Award. The cinematography student nominee may also be nominated for the Student Scholarship Award.

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