The Australian Innovation Challenge 2012
From The Australian: If so, we can help you put it into play, through the $70,000 The Australian Innovation Challenge awards. Brought to you by The Australian in association with Shell and supported by the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and The inaugural awards last year uncovered and championed inspired innovations created in universities, top laboratories and backyard sheds across Australia. Some entrants are already reaping the rewards of the Challenge – prestige and publicity as well as much-needed prize money. Professor Mark Kendall, of the University of Queensland, and his team, won the overall professional categories prize for Nanopatch – a patch to replace needles and syringes in vaccination. Inventor Jeremy Woodhill won the Backyard Innovation prize for his energy-saving smart powerpoint. Whether you're a professional scientist or engineer, or an inventor working in your shed, anyone can enter - individuals or teams. ENTRIES NOW EXTENDED TILL AUGUST 26, 2012
WIN A SHARE OF $70,000 IN PRIZE MONEY Professional Categories
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