Knowledge Centre

The Retrofit in Rural Environments insight report, developed under Innovate UK’s Net Zero Living Programme, examines the role local authorities play in rural retrofit, and how can they address and enable innovation in this context.

The Innovate UK Talent & Skills Connect Conference 2025 brought together leaders from industry, education, and government to address a central question: How can the UK build a world-class innovation workforce?

Join the Future Medicines Café, an online event series bringing together innovators, researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders to explore the cutting edge of life medicines and medicines manufacturing in the UK. These informal online cafes showcase emerging innovations across the medicines development pipeline – from discovery and development, through to manufacturing, supply and patient access – creating space for open discussion, shared learning and building new connections across the ecosystem.

Newham Council asked the Carbon Trust to take a closer look at the types and numbers of jobs that will be needed to retrofit their homes and reach their Just Transition Plan targets.

Innovate UK are hosting a series of workshops as part of Innovate UK’s Sustainable Chemicals Incubator Plus (SCIP) activities.

Innovate UK’s Net Zero Living Programme, in partnership with Regen, outlines how local authorities can engage and empower communities to ensure a just net zero transition.

Join us for an introduction to the Knowledge Exchange Hub for Mathematical Sciences (KE Hub) Working Group on Optimal Control and Scientific Computing and to develop collaborations in industrial challenges and investigate opportunities.

Produced in partnership with Regen, this podcast draws on learnings from the Net Zero Living Programme, and the recent publications of retrofit insights from the programme in Better Warmer Homes.

Join this webinar to gain an understanding of the health research and innovation funding opportunities under Horizon Europe, worth billions of euros.

Equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) sit at the heart of ICURe’s approach. By broadening participation across gender, geography and institution type, ICURe aims to ensure that frontier innovation can emerge from across the UK’s research base and scale into real-world impact.