Check our 2008 competitions and their selection criteria:
The winning students - coming from Bulgaria, Malta, Hungary, Poland and Cyprus - of the first Xperimania – from molecules to materials competitions were awarded prizes at the Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels on 16 September 2008. Read more>>
Dr Emma Taylor, a young British scientist from Leicester University, won the LRI Award for her research proposal on transgenerational effects.
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| 2007 Winners |
Dr
Roman Ashauer from the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology(EAWAG)
received the 2007 LRI Innovation Science Award.
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Drogas Vigo is the winner of ESIG's (European Solvent Industry Group) 6th Product Stewardship Award, designed to reward best practices in the safe use and handling of solvents.
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DOW Terneuzen Wins European Cefic Responsible Care Award 2007
"An innovative water project demonstrating commitment to the local community and to the environment, showing the industry going above and beyond what is required."
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BASF and IVAX
received Special Commendations
for their
submissions to the European Responsible Care Award 2006.
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Dr. Ellen Fritsche from University of Dusseldorf has received the
2006 LRI
Innovation Science Award for the Validation of a human in vitro model for
testing developmental neurotoxicity
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Kartoflex - which represents the Dutch cartons and
flexible packaging producers - was recognized for its excellent initiative,
"How to deal with solvents for cleaning in flexography and packaging gravure"
won the 2004 ESIG Award for the workplace improvement.
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more>>
The experience of Cognis Ltd successfully illustrates how its efforts towards
HSE management improvement also make perfect economic sense. Cognis won the 2004
ESIG Award for environmental improvement.
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The best submission from an applicant based in one of the new EU
Member States was accorded by ESIG, in the same year, to PENTA and Balakom.
PENTA - a 15-year old company with 40 employees from the Czech
Republic - gained special recognition for its marked reduction in VOC emissions as
well as in improving safety for its workforce. Read more>>
The other winner - the Czech
paints and varnish producer Balakom -
won an award for the second time. The ESIG award that Balakom received in 2004
recognises the company’s achievements in developing and implementing
technological solutions to reduce emissions in the workplace.
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