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| Royal Institution Science Graduate of the Year Award, 2004 |
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Royal Institution Science Graduate of the Year Award
Tom Smith, co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Thermofluidics, beat five other finalists to win the Royal Institution Science Graduate of the Year award in 2004, for his work on applied Thermofluidics. He showcased the NIFTE technology in a public lecture in the world famous Royal Institution Lecture Theatre in October 2004. In addition to the award, Tom was made a life member of the Institution, and invited to present his work at the L'Oréal research centre in Paris. The Award, established by L'Oréal and the Royal Institution, was set up to showcase first-class, innovative research across all scientific disciplines. | |
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