A huge well done to everyone who entered and congratulations to the 20 winners!

1. Biofuels Technology
   (Eliot Read, Zhaoru Lin, Shohta Ueno, Anne Lo, Tobias Pawliczek)
2. CycloSpray
   (Judith Balvanyos)
3. DeliCocktail
   (Corentin Roux dit Buisson, Andreas Petsas, Chao Wang, Jonathan Thompson)
4. Drive Technologies
   (Mark Henare, Iskandar Samad, Sue Kirk, Caizhen Cheng, Laurence Toime, Chong Yi, Zern Tay, Ehsan Abdi)
5. High Street Oracle
   (Tom Craig)
6. Intelligent Nutrition Ltd
   (Christopher Rumball)
7. Kosovo Microfinance Association
   (Alban Rrustemi, Jonathan May)
8. Lazybugs
   (Ming-yan Li, Helena Todd, Liz Colby)
9. Medicist
   (Klasu Peter Kopper)
10. OR Smart Lights
    (Melissa Matarese, Ruben Quek)
11. Photo Safe
    (Amy E. Rowe, Pierre Far)
12. PhytoMetrix
    (Sophie Janacek, Keith Macaulay, Holly Astley, Bettina Otto)
13. REEFSEQ
    (Jason Fish)
14. Rejuvinate
    (Biswa Sengupta, Jasjeet kaur Maggu)
15. Shock Shades
    (Joao Pereira, Shamus Husheer)
16. Soothescapes
    (Joao Pereira, Shamus Husheer)
17. ThinQ.Org
    (Jonathan May, Alban Rrustemi)
18. Zalet
    (Shohta Ueno, Anne Lo, Zhaoru Lin, Eliot Read, Tobias Pawliczek)
19. ZeaTs
    (Zhaoru Lin, Anne Lo, Eliot Read, Shohta Ueno, Tobias Pawliczek)
20. TamSaids
    (Melissa Matarese)

Four teams of budding entrepeneurs took to the Cambridge Guildhall stage on Monday 18 June to pitch their high-tech business ideas to a panel of angel investors in a thrilling, Dragons' Den-style showdown. They were competing in Where Angels Dare 2007, organised by Cambridge University Entrepreneurs (CUE), for a total prize fund of no less than £30,000. Click here to browse photographs of the event.

Aspiring entrepreneurs returned to the Judge Business School this week to receive their prized ‘Certificates in Enterprise’ from the organisers of the popular and highly successful Enterprise Tuesday programme. Professor Arnoud De Meyer, Director of Judge Business School and Dr Shai Vyakarnam, Director of the Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning (CfEL) handed out the certificates during a special presentation ceremony on 21st May. The certificates were awarded to the 30 people who completed a demanding portfolio of learning assignments for the 2006/07 programme.

Cambridge University Entrepreneurs held their Finalists' Dinner on Monday 19 February 2007 in the splendid surroundings of St Catharine's College. Click here to browse photographs of the event.

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Five teams of entrepreneurs from around the world competed for cash prizes, international exposure and venture funding in the Next Generation Entrepreneur Forum (NGEF) Business Plan Competition.

The teams had ten minutes to pitch their ideas to a panel of internationally recognised entrepreneurs, followed by five minutes of intense Q&A from the panel and the assembled conference of two hundred.

The University of Cambridge won first place with the grand prize of €1,000 going to Cambridge student venture TouchSight.

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