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"BioMe", a team including Patrick Albers, Natasha Ng, Søren Thomsen and Matthias Thurner, won both the judges and audience award in the 2015 ISIS Idea Idol competition which was held in February this year.

From an initial entry of over 200 applicants, the final 6 teams had to provide a 200 word summary of their business idea, attend an executive summary workshop and a pitching workshop to qualify for the £5,000 first prize.

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