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The Bronze Award of £1,500 went to Kate Walker, a Product Design and Manufacturing graduate from Loughborough University.

A team of engineering postgraduates from the University of Greenwich won the Engineers in Business Competition Grand Final to scoop the Engineers in Business Enterprise Award for the creation of a new medical research service.

Sustainable Water is aiming to transform the lives of people with restricted access to fresh water by deploying affordable solar water pumps in developing countries.

A team of students from the University of Hull came up with a unique idea for replacing non-biodegradable plastics with an alternative made of from hemp plants.

After receiving a thrilling and diverse range of entries, Engineers in Business Fellowship (EIBF) has selected the Champion of Champions for its first Grand Final Awards Ceremony on 28 October 2019 at the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Medulla addresses the issue of digitalisation which many medical professionals face; research has found that for every hour spent with a patient, doctors spend another five on the computer.

The Rapid Bio-Labs team aims to help medical researchers in their war against diseases through digital cell counting – this is a fundamental process that medical researchers have to perform but is currently costing them an average of 6 hours a day.

Lyster Surfcraft – the invention of an environmentally friendly surfboard which is currently going through the process of being patented.

Natural Fibre Plastics team from the University of Hull have developed an innovation that aims to tackle the plastic crisis by creating an alternative ‘Hemp Plastic’ which has vastly superior environmental properties.