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THE DEVELOPMENT
OF HIGH SPEED SECURITY HARDWARE ARCHITECTURES
MAKES BELFAST WOMAN FEMALE INVENTOR OF THE YEAR
2007
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Dr Maire
McLoone
British Female Inventor 2007
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Dr Maire McLoone, inventor of a product
that enhances security mechanisms to protect
the public from cyber criminals, such as hackers
and identifies thieves, beat off strong competition
from other contenders to win the top prize in
the British Female Inventors & Innovators Awards
2007 on Tuesday 24 April 2007.In the event at
the Café Royal, London, the inventor triumphed
with her innovation from Institute of electronics,
communications and information technology (ECIT),
Queen’s University, Belfast. The research work
into high speed security architectures was conducted
solely by Dr McLoone, who holds a prestigious
UK Royal Academy of Engineering research fellowship
at ECIT. Her product required thorough background
research which demonstrated the need for real-time
data security. Dr McLoone succeeded in developing
high-speed security architectures providing
a potential solution of real-security.
West Yorkshire, innovator Emily Cummins was
named the Innovator of the Year 2007 for her
Solar Evaporation Refrigerator. The refrigerator
provides an opportunity to improve life for
people in the 3rd world as they will be in a
position to store food for much longer than
they can now. 19 year old, Emily Cummins who
is currently a student of Leeds University explained
that developing a product for a real life situation
has provided her with an opportunity that many
will never have and as she had the chance to
visit South Africa she decided to take it and
keep trying to develop her product until she
reaches her goal of commercial production. The
event, now in its ninth successful year, is
organised by the Global Women Inventors & Innovators
Network (GWIIN) with support from Equalitec
– an european part-funded project by the European
Social Fund, the Department of Trade and Industry
(DTI), London Metropolitan University, UK Trade
& Investment, National Physics Laboratory, London
Remade and Business Link London and many more
organisations.
See the list of winners below:
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BFIIN 2007 AWARD WINNERS
The British Female Inventor
2007 - Dr. Maire McLoone -
Institute
of electronics, communications and information technology
(ECIT)
Female Innovator of the Year
-Emily Cummins Solar Evaporation
Inventor/Innovation Diamond
Winner - Elaine Stephen Walkodile
Inventor/Innovation Gold Winner
- Rachel Jones Totseat
Inventor/Innovation Silver
Winner - Elizabeth Paul Menitest -
Meningitis Home Testing Kit
Exceptional Creativity Diamond
Winner - Emily Cummins Solar Evaporation
Exceptional Creativity Gold Winner
- Kate Pullinger Digital Fiction
Exceptional Creativity Silver
Winner - Marriane Forrest Transformations
ITEC Platinum Winner
- Dr. Maire McLoone Institute of electronics,
communications and information technology (ECIT)
ITEC Diamond Winner -
Kathryn Bullock Villas For Travel
ITEC Gold Winner - Christina
Domecq Spinvox Voice
ITEC Silver Winner - Eleanor
Ford LikeCube ltd
Higher Education Diamond Winner
- Dr Liping Zhang Lost Caronate Sintering
Process for Manufacturing Porous Metals
Higher Education Gold Winner
- Kate Pullinger Digital Fiction
Product Development Diamond
Winner - Elaine Stephen Walkodile
Product Development Gold Winner
Cintra - Jaggan-Vince Dressing Strap
Environment Diamond Winner
- Gayle Blanchflower OutABox®
Environment Gold Winner
-Michelle Brand Flowerfall Design
Environment Silver Winner -
Zawadi Seas The Evolution of Naturual Talent
(TENT)
Capacity Building Diamond Winner
- Susan Williams Vision On
Capacity Building Gold Winner
- Brigitte Francois SignVideo
Innovative Business Diamond Winner
- Brigitte Francois SignVideo
Innovative Business Gold Winner
- Pauline Ryder Farm Fresh Express
Best Business Idea Diamond
Winner - Christina Domecq Spinvox
Voice
Best Business Idea Gold Winner
-Lucky Dissanayake Dakini Books
Chairman’s Award – presented
to Frank Landamore for Inventique
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Editor’s
Notes
Global Women Inventors & Innovators Network (GWIIN)
is a global network which aims to increase the
number of innovative women embracing enterprise.
The organisation works with Government departments,
leading industry experts, voluntary organisations,
enterprises and educational institutions in finding
effective ways of bringing the support, assistance,
tools, advice and information that assist women
in achieving significant growth in their businesses.
Bola Olabisi, Chief Executive, is available for
interview on +44 (0) 20 7749 4834 or bola@gwiin.com
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