We present evidence of fractionation at the isotropic-nematic transition in
a bidisperse liquid crystal system, using the Gibbs ensemble Monte Carlo t
echnique([1]) and the generalised Gay-Berne potential([2]). Using a 50:50 m
ixture of prolate molecules with identical breadths but different length to
breadth ratios, fractionation was observed which shows qualitative agreeme
nt with the coexistence behaviour predicted by mean field theory([3]).