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Do you know a worthy inventor? - David Wardell

The European Inventor Awards 2015...

The European Patent Office is seeking nominations for the 2015 awards. This is your chance to recommend the inventor or team who has most impressed you. Alternatively, you can nominate yourself! Entries are welcome from all over the world but entrants must hold a European Patent (not National or PCT). Closing date: 10th October 2014.

For further information:

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To read the Inventricity review of the 2014 awards go to:

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