
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Glucose Sensor. In this laboratory on 20th July 1982, Allen Hill, Tony Cass and Graham Davis made the crucial discovery which led to the development of a unique electronic blood glucose sensor now used by millions of diabetics worldwide. Recorded plaque organisation: Royal Society of Chemistry.
Allen Hill FRS FRSC, Tony Cass, and Graham Davis were scientists whose pivotal work in 1982 led to the development of an electronic blood glucose sensor, revolutionizing diabetes management for millions globally.
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