Nearly 70 finalists have been announced for this year’s Lab Awards lineup, with winners to be announced at the first day of the Lab innovations Show, on Wednesday, 4 November.
There are 13 awards on offer, with one – Special Achievement – decided by the expert judging panel without a finalists’ list. The other 12, with finalists are:
Orbitr Tribrid Apex Mass Spectrometer – Thermo Fisher Scientific
Full-Thickness Human Skin Model Supporting a Functional Microbiome – Labskin Limited
Purelab Chorus 1 Xe – Veolia
SafeMate Q – Aegis – Tecnilabo
Commitment to Skills & Training
Synergy
Continuous learning with Anthias
Empowering Learning at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL)
Crawford Scientific and CHROMacademy
Dr Farheen Fatima Khan/Imperial College London
Innovator Award
Arnold William – Beavertown Brewery
Dr Hazem Sawaf – 7 HOPES LTD
Cindy Harricharan – Laboratory Management Assistant & Institute LEAF Coordinator, UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health
Dr Edward Charles Lant – Elemental Resolve Ltd
Asdaq Hussain – Fluid Science
Lab of the Year
AstraZeneca Mexico QC Lab
RASID AI: Transforming Laboratory Science into National Intelligence
Pride Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Central Testing Laboratory, Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council
Preventx
Womens Health Labs in London
DeepSeq (UoN), University of Nottingham
Oxford Diagnostic Laboratories
Sussex Pathology
Lab Technician of the Year
Dr Stuart Elliott – Imperial College London
Neil Rigby – Scientific Laboratory Supplies
Andy Leung – Scientific Laboratory Supplies
Michael Bhatt – Revvity
Lesley Milnes – Scientific Laboratory Supplies
Nehal Tamang – Life Science Group
Best Research Project
Development and Proteomic Characterisation of a Full-Thickness Atopic Dermatitis Skin Model for Therapeutic Discovery – Labskin Limited and the University of Leicester Proteomics Facility
