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Cambridge varsity researcher wins popular prize for HIV testing kit

LISBON: A Cambridge University researcher Helen Lee was picked by an overwhelming majority for her invention of diagnostic kits for resourcepoor developing countries for detection of infectious diseases such as HIV hepatitis B and chlamydia in the popular prize category at the European Inventor Awards ceremony today

Updated At : 12:45 AM Jun 10, 2016 IST

Winners and finalists of the 11th edition of European Inventor Awards at the award ceremony organised by the European Patent Office in Lisbon, Portugal, on Thursday.

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Remembering Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia

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