This award was funded through the Social and Behavioral Dimensions of National Security, Conflict, and Cooperation competition, a joint venture between the National Science Foundation and the Department of Defense from 2009-2012.
The competition, a joint venture with the social and impact investing firm Bridges Ventures and the Wharton Social Impact Initiative, featured judges from Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Blue Haven Initiative, and Golden Seeds, among others.
Mohamed Salah also reached the Champions League final, and was the competition's joint second highest goalscorer with ten goals (as well as scoring 32 times in the league).
Patel, who is now the competition's joint leading wicket taker with 21 scalps, began his hat-trick by trapping fellow New Zealander Williamson lbw for 24, before bowling both Vikings captain Gale and Lyth first ball.
Bergkamp was the competition's joint top goalscorer with eight goals and scored a hat-trick against Rapid Bucureşti in the first round.
The six goals from Pat McKillop, a housewife from Bulawayo, made her the competition's joint top scorer with the USSR's Natella Krasnikova.
The Competition is a joint venture of the MIT Entrepreneurs Club and the Sloan School's New Venture Association.
The competition is a joint project by the Citizen Journalism Educational Trust CJETT) and The-Latest.Com, the citizen journalism website, along with The Guardian.
Nonetheless, he said, there was "a lot of competition" among American joint manufacturers to work with Belgian hospitals.
Since it cut that cord 30 years ago, it has produced its own lorries and seen off local competition from Japanese joint ventures, partly because it has wholeheartedly adopted Japanese manufacturing techniques at its factories in Pune.
