We encourage applicants across the globe who are willing to work with people affected by dementia. You can be an individual, part of an academic group, non-profit, company or as a partnership. The prize is open to new ways of working together, however applications must be made in English.
Below you will find information on eligibility and judging, and how the prize will be assessed. You can also find out more in our Innovator Handbook and FAQs page.
This section outlines the criteria by which entries will be assessed and judged throughout the challenge process. There is a set of eligibility requirements to enter that outlines who can apply to the Prize.
The eligibility requirements to enter is as follows:
Our judges look for specific qualities and specifications when assessing applications. In the case of the Longitude Prize on Dementia, the judging criteria which must be integrated into an application are below split into four sections, followed by information about the assessment.
After the deadline on 26 January 2023, all entries for Discovery Awards will be assessed against the eligibility and judging criteria by suitably qualified assessors. This information will be provided to the independent judging panel who will make recommendations of which entries should receive funding and advance through the Prize programme.
Information you provide in your entry may be shared with our partners (including our judges, and any due diligence providers) for the purpose of administering the Prize. For more information on how we use your data, please have a look at our Privacy Policy and the Terms and Conditions of the Prize.
