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The ambitious and pioneering winners of the Women in Innovation Awards, located in all regions of the UK, and working on a wide range of innovations across many different sectors, have created a new community of women entrepreneurs and changemakers.
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Adelya Khayrova
Demeter Bio develops bio-based, PFAS-free coatings that help textile manufacturers replace ‘forever chemicals’.
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Alexandra Wright
Building the trust layer for the future of work: ethical AI that matches verified workers to shifts based on skills, availability and development needs.
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Alison Meertens
Helping organisations save time, strengthen governance and make better decisions by turning complex meetings into clear, accurate and actionable records.
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Alison Quinn
Respiro detects lung cancer mutations from breath, informing treatment decisions for patients where existing testing has failed.
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Ana Betancourt
Thol eliminates tedious event tracking for sound designers, clearing setup loops so they can spend more time creating iconic sound.
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Angela Prentner-Smith
Helping organisations create accessible, personalised workplace learning that improves engagement and performance.
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Anna Hledikova
SurgeryAI’s smarter scheduling turns hospitals’ existing staff and theatre time into more operations and shorter waits.
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Barbara Obasi
Pharmily Health Plus develops practical digital tools that help pharmacy teams plan instead of reacting under pressure.
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Bethia Green
Mediaite helps employees resolve workplace disputes early, then uses that data to help employers understand, manage and prevent conflict at scale.
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Catherine Prada
Tactone lets blind and partially sighted people navigate unfamiliar buildings independently, guided entirely by voice.
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Chang Lu
Nomaly uses functional genomics to reveal disease-driving biology and identify new treatment opportunities for rare and complex diseases.
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Chloe So
PulpaTronics transforms paper into conductive circuits using our laser technology to create metal-free radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags for affordable and sustainable inventory tracking.
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Claire Day
Helping people achieve better built environment planning outcomes first time, using AI to identify issues and strengthen applications before submission.
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Deimena Drasutyte
Helping animal-pharma manufacture advanced therapeutics affordably, so treatments once too costly to produce can finally reach the market.
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Doris Greenwood
Fuse is developing the first at-home hormone analysis system for female athletes to optimise performance and reduce injury risk.
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Dr Amanda Banks Gatenby
Helping parents, carers and educators turn everyday places, activities and objects into an meaningful learning moments, making the world an interactive classroom with our Tech4Good community tool
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Dr Angela Jones
Petscribers is a veterinary prescription platform transforming how written prescriptions are created, shared and fulfilled.
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Dr Basak Yakis-Douglas
Oxailis uses an AI-based software that metricates tissue perfusion from 3D ultrasound scans.
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Dr Fran Conti-Ramsden
Megi is an AI-powered platform helping women and clinicians detect and manage cardiovascular risk, starting in pregnancy – staying for life.
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Dr Laura Salisbury
KnitRegen, trading as June, offers a foundational neuromodulation platform for movement, strength and muscle health.
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Dr Pallavi Gore
Developing clinical decision-support tools for maternity units to identify risk during labour and make safer birth decisions for mothers and babies.