Renia Gkountiou as Female Innovator 2023 in The Innovation Awards
We are delighted to share the news that Renia Gkountiou, our skilled Engineer/Technician, has been recognized as the Female Innovator for 2023 at the prestigious Innovation Awards.
Renia has been working at the Advanced Prototyping Facility (APF) project for just over two years. It was set up by Aston University to increase businesses awareness of the opportunities available through additive manufacture, also known as 3D Printing.
Renia said: “Winning the award of Female Innovator of the year at the Innovation Awards 2023 is not just a personal achievement but a testament to the dedication and hard work of the most incredible team APF the last two years.
“Innovation has always been at the heart of my career journey. We have leveraged 3D printing across a variety of projects in different sectors, spanning art, engineering and healthcare, all of which have yielded tangible benefits for society.
“These projects have involved the creation of novel product designs, prototypes and the development of materials in close collaboration with other departments at Aston University. The resulting designs and components not only exhibit improved efficiency but also cost-effectiveness, and an eco-friendly approach when contrasted with traditional manufacturing methods.”
Renia's remarkable achievements are a testament to her hard work and innovative thinking, and we are proud to have her as a valuable member of our team.
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