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A Scottish scientist has been awarded a prestigious accolade for his work in developing blood glucose test strips that check for the prevalence of diabetes.
The Royal Society has conferred upon Professor Ian Shanks, who was educated at Dumbarton Academy and the University of Glasgow, the Royal Medal C.
Named as an inventor on about 70 patents, Professor Ian Shanks is responsible for inventing the kit that enabled self-monitoring of diabetes, a metabolic disease that causes high blood sugar.
He also played a significant role in pioneering LCD technology used in flat-screen TVs and computer displays.
The Royal Society has conferred upon Professor Ian Shanks, who was educated at Dumbarton Academy and the University of Glasgow, the Royal Medal C.
Named as an inventor on about 70 patents, Professor Ian Shanks is responsible for inventing the kit that enabled self-monitoring of diabetes, a metabolic disease that causes high blood sugar.
He also played a significant role in pioneering LCD technology used in flat-screen TVs and computer displays.
Scottish scientist honoured for inventing diabetes test strip
Royal Society bestow honour on Professor Ian Shanks for his 'outstanding achievements in applied sciences'.
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