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Entries invited for this year's Steer Davies Gleave prize for System Dynamics

Entries are invited for this year’s Steer prize for System Dynamics.

By Steer

Entries are invited for this year’s Steer Davies Gleave prize for System Dynamics. The prize is designed to showcase examples of high quality System Dynamics work addressing issues of wide public interest. Information about the prize can be found on the UK System Dynamics Society webpage

Deadline for entiries is 24th March.

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