Malvern receives another royal reward

Published: 26-Jul-2010
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UK-based materials characterisation company Malvern Instruments has won its fifth Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the innovation category. The award was in recognition of Malvern’s continued innovation and development of its Zetasizer Nano range of particle characterisation systems. Previously, the company has received awards in the technology category in 1977; the export category in 1981; the export and technology ones in 1988; and international trade in 2006.
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