James Dyson Award
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Cancer sKanner
Canadian engineering students’ thermal melanoma detector wins international design prize.Read more → -
A Soft Touch
University of Toronto engineering students’ award-winning medical device addresses leading cause of death.Read more → -
Waterloo-based Medella Health wins national James Dyson award
The company has designed a "Smart Contact Lens Platform" to monitor glucose levels in patients with diabetes.Read more → -
Foot-powered washing machine wins Canadian leg of the James Dyson Award
The Drumi, designed by OCAD student, requires no electricity and has no carbon emissions.Read more → -
3D skin graft bioprinter wins Canadian 2014 James Dyson Award
University of Toronto PrintAlive and four runners-up to compete for $50,000 international prize.Read more → -
Canadian inventors short listed for Dyson Award
Innovation award hopefuls include moister trap, centrifuge for developing nations and playground for the handicapped.Read more → -
The 2010 James Dyson Award competition kicks off
Canadian university students urged to submit by July 1, 2010 deadline.Read more →
