• Labs to Riches 2012

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    The Labs to Riches 2012 event was held on 6 December 2012.

    The event celebrates the Royal Society's support for innovation in science and technology. The highlight of the event is the formal presentation of the Brian Mercer Award for Innovation and the Brian Mercer Feasibility Awards.

    To find out more about the Brian Mercer Award for Innovation 2012 winner click here.

    Profiles of all the winners in 2012 are included in the event brochure (PDF).

    Innovation exhibition

    At the event a selection of current Industry Fellows, a selection of companies currently supported by the Enterprise Fund and last year's Brian Mercer Award for Innovation winner present posters of their work. These are available for download below.

    Please note that these posters are in PDF format and were originally designed to be printed at A1 size.

    Enterprise Fund posters: Sphere Fluidics (PDF), OrganOx (PDF) and Base4 (PDF).

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    Dr Alexander Heifetz

    Developing methods for in-silico modelling of G-Protein Coupled Receptors
    Industry Fellow 2011-2015 

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    Dr Andy King

    Binary Differencing
    Industry Fellow 2008 – 2012

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    Dr Graeme Hansford

    X-Ray Diffraction Without Sample Preparation
    Paul Instrument Fund Award Holder, 2011 – 2013

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    Dr Jason Davis

    The Ultrasensitive & Optimised Electroanalytical Detection of Biomarkers
    Brian Mercer Feasibility Award

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    Professor Jonathan R Lloyd

    The microbiology of radioactive environments
    Industry Fellow 2010 – 2014

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    Dr Peter Demian

    3DIR: Three-Dimensional Information Retrieval
    Brian Mercer Feasibility Award

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    Professor Tim Leighton

    ‘StarStream’ technology – Changing the way water cleans
    Brian Mercer Award for Innovation, 2011 – 13

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    Professor Vincent Walsh

    Developing Human Brain Stimulation: New Treatments, New Products
    Industry Fellow, 2012 – 2016

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