What does applying to The Trinity Bradfield Prize actually get you? Last week, three of last year's finalists — Phaseshift, OneCarbon, and GreenMixes joined The Bradfield Centre stand, spending two days exhibiting at Cambridge Tech Week's Innovation Alley alongside 80+ companies, in front of 5,000+ delegates including investors, corporate partners, and policymakers from across the UK and beyond. Those are conversations that change the trajectory of an early-stage company. App

Applications are now open for the 2026/27 edition of the prize. Learn more about the benefits of applying.

Links to articles covering the 2025/26 competition.

The full recording of the 2025/26 final is now available, complete with timestamps so you can jump to particular pitches.

Listen to Cambridge Tech Podcast's special episode covering this years competition featuring interviews with all this years winners.

Learn more about the winners of the 2025/26 edition of The Trinity Bradfield Prize.

Huge congratulations to our winners on the night Lorna MacLean of Demetria, Xufu Ren of PowerMatrix and Yizhou Yu of Healthspan Biotics

Both guests and judges all agreed that this year's Trinity Bradfield Prize was the strongest line up of pitches they had seen in the five years of the competition.

On Tuesday night, in front of a packed auditorium at The Bradfield Centre, Sir Gregory Winter announced the winners of the 2022 edition of The Trinity Bradfield Prize.

Sustainable plant-based colours for cosmetics, a low-cost portable detector of harmful airborne particles, and an AI-based rendering engine for realistic video content have scooped the 2021 Trinity Bradfield Prize.

A team of Cambridge PhD researchers, inventors from IsoChemiX, and industry experts building a unique anti-counterfeit technology to combat fake goods and components has won the 2019 Trinity Bradfield Prize.

Three Cambridge PhD students have received the Trinity Bradfield Prize in a competition designed to foster researcher-entrepreneurs which attracted more than 80 entries.