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Congratulations to all of the 2019 Winnovation Awards Winners!

Dr Katharina Richter

Dr Katharina Richter

University of Adelaide

New therapies including silver nano-bullets and “toxic chocolate” to treat infections and antibiotic resistant superbugs.

Award Category 2019 Science
Kelly Carpenter

Kelly Carpenter

Lookinglass

A smart-mirror for the home that will detect symptoms of Parkinson's and dementia, helping people to live independently for longer.

Award Category 2019 Technology
Dr Jiawen Li

Dr Jiawen Li

University of Adelaide

The world’s thinnest multimodal imaging catheter to study and prevent heart attack.

Award Category 2019 Engineering
Lyndal Sterenberg

Lyndal Sterenberg

Es Una

Swimwear for in and out of the water designed to elegantly combat body confidence and the harsh rays of the sun.

Award Category 2019 Arts
Dr Dorothea Dumuid

Dr Dorothea Dumuid

University of South Australia

Using data and statistics to optimise daily time use for better health and wellbeing; in areas such as school curriculums and main stream media.

Award Category 2019 Maths & Data
Dr Jing Jing Wang

Dr Jing Jing Wang

Flinders University

A new way to purify and sequence antibodies to diagnose and treat autoimmune disease such as rheumatoid arthritis, primary Sjögren's syndrome and lupus.

Award Category 2019 Emerging Innovator
Mandi Dimitriadis

Mandi Dimitriadis

Makers Empire

3D design and printing tools plus the advice and expertise that empower primary school students to use design thinking methods to identify and solve problems within their communities.

Award Category 2019 Open Category
Dr Hazel Vandeleur

Dr Hazel Vandeleur

University of South Australia

Re-imagining the contaminated sediments near smelters in Port Pirieas as a resource in order to recover and repurpose desirable metals.

Award Category 2019 Regional Rural and Remote
Sally Woolford

Sally Woolford

Office for the Chief Executive of Public Sector Employment

A disruptive change approach to drive diversity and inclusion in SA Police and beyond; helping people feel safe, respected and supported.

Award Category 2019 Innovation & Intrapreneurship within Government
Dr Janet Sluggett

Dr Janet Sluggett

Centre for Medicine Use and Safety, Monash University

MRS GRACE: A service to simplify medication use in residential aged care homes reducing the number of times that people need to take medications each day.

Award Category 2019 Social Impact
Jade Foeng

Jade Foeng

University of Adelaide

Helping to develop novel immunotherapies to treat solid (non-blood) cancers with the world’s first broad-spectrum CAR-T cell therapy of it's kind.

Award Category 2019 Young Innovator