It’s time to submit a product or methodology to The Scientist’s 2015 Top 10 Innovations competition.
In previous years our judges have singled out 3-D organ models, next-gen sequencers, cutting-edge microscopes, fluorescent RNA detection probes, and futuristic genetic-modification technologies—all products that continue to revolutionize research and push biology’s boundaries. (See the 2014 Top 10 Innovations winners.)
You can enter a laboratory tool, technology, software, methodology, or product for a chance to win a coveted spot in The Scientist’s Top 10 Innovations of 2015, as ranked and rated by an expert panel of independent judges. This year, we’ve opened the submissions process to include not only product managers, developers, or marketers who manufacture exciting new life-science tools, but also to users of innovative products. So whether you make them, sell them, or use them in the lab, enter today to see how ...
