DNA Wins Top 100 Invention Award

LOS ANGELES, September 27 /PR Newswire/ --

The prestigious R & D Award, dubbed the Nobel Prize of applied research, was awarded to DNA Technologies at a black tie awards ceremony held at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry on September 19, 1995. The award was presented to the founder and Chairman of DNA Technologies, for his invention of the DNA Gene Pen and genetic inks to protect against counterfeiting, forgery, and piracy. Each year, the awards are presented to the worlds top 100 inventions that judges believe make the world a better place to live in. Past winners have included the fax machine, Polacolor film, automatic teller machine, digital wristwatch, Nicoderm Anti-smoking patch and Taxol anti cancer drug. DNA Technologies was honoured to receive this celebrated award.