Students’ aptitude for innovation recognised

A solar-powered milk pasteurisation system which could transform the lives of dairy farmers in developing countries has won a prestigious entrepreneurial award.

Students’ aptitude for innovation recognised
Mon, 17 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
Eoin English and Joe Dermody

And an app which keeps people with dementia updated on the life events of family members won a special award at Cork Institute of Technology’s (CIT) innovation week awards.

The DairySolve agricultural innovation developed by three students won the top Entrepreneur of the Year award at the 2014 Cork County and City Enterprise Boards’ CIT Prize for Innovation on Friday.

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