CHAIRMAN OF THE 2010 BRITISH & WORLD JURY: |
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VICE CHAIRMAN: |
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FACILITATOR: |
Peter McCarthy |
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ESTEEMED JURY:
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Dr Abdul Al-Jibouri – Innovation Director Knowledge Hub – University of Bedfordshire

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John Bates – Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at London Business School, Director Sussex Place Ventures Ltd, Chairman of the London Technology Network, visiting Professor at University of the Arts London, Director of the Channel 4 British Documentary Film Foundation and former member of the investment committee for NESTA.
  
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Chris Clegg – ‘formerly Regional Director for Beer & Partners, the Business Angel network, and founder of the microFunding® Exchange www.microfunding.co.uk and of Equity Entrepreneur www.equityentrepreneur.co.uk’

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Dr Rodney Day – Head of Science and Technology Research Degree Programmes, Science and Technology Research Institute, University of Hertfordshire
 
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| Alasdair Donnachie – Director
Harry Neal Limited. Specialist in Design and Build procurement, lead business development and pre-contact activities, restoration, refurbishment and prime quality residential projects.

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Tony Guile – Project Manager Wales Innovators Network – Welsh Assembly Government

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Karen Hately – Director Society of Plastics Engineers SPE Europe office.
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Dr Christopher James – Vice Chair IEEE UKRI Section; Reader in Biomedical Signal Processing, University of Southampton.

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Nevan Markovich – Chairman Croatia Inventors Association

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| Paul Marks – Chief Technology Correspondent, New Scientist

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Dr Mark Morrison – CEO Institute of Nanotechnology (IoN). Trained as a molecular biologist and worked as a post doctoral research fellow specializing in vaccine and gene therapy vectors before joining the IoN to lead its activities in the European Framework Programmes. The IoN is a membership organization which works closely with government, industry, and academia to provide world class information and analysis on nanotechnology developments and how these can benefit wider society.

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Bola Olabisi – Founder and CEO; GWIIN, Global Women Innovators Network; BFIIN, British Female Inventors and Innovators Network, TED Fellow.
 
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Neil Percival – Director of Engineering, Land and Joint Systems UK, Thales Group

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Prof. Andrew Pollard – Industrial Engineering and Technology; Caparo Innovation Centre, University of Wolverhampton

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| Dr Graham Rawlinson – Author of How to Invent (Almost) Anything, Consultant expert in TRIZ, Synectics and Multiplicity. |
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Dr Tom Shelley – Technical Editor, Eureka Magazine

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David Short C.Eng, MRAes, MIET – Head of Mission Systems - BAE Systems
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Tony Sibley – Corporate Development Specialist; Chairman Monicall Systems Plc.

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Rupert Symons – European and UK Patent Attorney and a European Trade Mark Attorney www.cliftoncowley.com

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| Ben Taylor – Commercial manager at Ryman,
Ben also works across all of Theo’s Dragons Den investments with Kypros Kyprianou. |
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Michael Todd – Chairman RCS Plc

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David Winters – Patent Attorney, Winters Patent Law Offices, Tennessee, USA

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The Semi Final Awards.
The British Invention of the Year Jury will score the exhibits, Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals will be awarded to those who in the their opinion have reached the score and standard required.
The Gold Silver and Bronze medal winners are narrowed down by score and deliberation for the GRAND FINAL.
The 34 grand final winners, 5 outright winners and winner of the World Invention Award will be announced during the British Invention of the Year Awards Dinner on 15th October, PALM COURT, Alexandra Palace, London. Programme commences at 7pm. Dress; National Dress or Black Tie.
Further awards are presented by a number of international participants.
The Grand Final Award categories.
The awards are given in 5 main categories - British Invention, International Invention, Innovation, Environment and Design.
Plus, under 15's & under 18's - Young Innovator of the Year Awards.
2009
British Invention of the Year
Consumer - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Leisure - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Industrial - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Invention of the year |
Overall Winner - Diamond |
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| International Invention of the Year |
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Consumer - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Leisure - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Industrial - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
| International Invention of the Year |
Overall Winner - Diamond |
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| Innovation of the Year |
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Consumer - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Leisure - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Industrial - |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
Innovation of the year |
Overall Winner - Diamond |
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| Environment Awards |
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| Natural Earth |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
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Overall Winner - Diamond |
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| Design |
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| David Nicholas Awards |
2 x Double Gold, Platinum |
| The Most " Innovative" Design |
Overall Winner |
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| The World Invention Award |
Obelisk |
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| Young British Innovator of the Year |
Under 18's Class |
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Under 15's Class |
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| Young International Innovator of the Year |
Under 18's Class |
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Under 15's Class |
Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded in the Young Innovator of the Year under 18's & 15's Classes. Young innovators may apply by email to show@thebis.org for a grant to enter ideas into the competition. If accepted, a showcase presentation area will be provided together with a ticket to the British Invention of the Year Awards Dinner, 25 places are available. |