Geoffrey F. Hewitt Prize
Best PhD Thesis submitted to UK Universities

Professor Geoffrey F. Hewitt, FRS, FREng was a pioneer and recognised world leader in multi-phase flow and heat transfer with unparalleled achievements in these two fields. A summary of his achievements can be viewed here.
To honour Geoff's memory as a Founding Member of the UK National Heat Transfer Committee and its longest serving Chairman, the Committee is pleased to announce the “Geoffrey F. Hewitt Prize for best PhD thesis in Heat Transfer”.
A panel of UKNHTC Members, chaired by Professor David Reay, and supported by Professor Joe Quarini and Dr. Alan Deakin, will review the submissions and decide the winner.
The prize
The prize, awarded every two years at the UK Heat Transfer Conference Dinner, consists of £500, a plaque and free admission to the UK Heat Transfer Conference following the announcement of the award.
Eligibility
PhD theses submitted to UK Universities in the period between the previous and next UK Heat Transfer Conference where the main topic is Heat Transfer will be eligible for the Prize.
Submission
An electronic copy of the PhD thesis and a support letter from the Supervisor explaining the merits of the work need to be sent to David.Reay@newcastle.ac.uk with a copy to admin@uknhtc.org. The next deadline for applications will be announced once the dates of the next UKHTC are confirmed.
Past Winners
2019 - Dr. Sahin Yigit, Newcastle University
2022 - Dr Daniel Fahy, University of Oxford