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We would like to invite you to attend this dedicated briefing webinar for a Contracts for Innovation competition based on Resource Efficiency Impacts, including 3 different strands (chemicals, construction and automotive impacts), to give you the opportunity to ask any questions directly to expert innovation leads at Innovate UK and Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ). This session is intended to address general questions around the competition scope and individual project queries will not be covered. If you do have specific project queries, contact details will be shared.

This webinar is delivered by BSI as part of the Innovate Uk BridgeAI programme. Discover the new, pioneering international standard for Innovation Management Systems, ISO 56001 and how adopting a systems approach to innovation can support SMEs in their AI journey.

Join this webinar to learn more about Horizon Europe, in particular those interested in participating in cutting-edge research and innovation projects.

This article provides a clear and practical overview of the 2025 Horizon Europe Cluster 6 Work Programme opportunities, expectations, and best practices for UK AgriFood innovators looking to get involved.

Discover the key moments from our showcase event that enabled people throughout the AgriFood ecosystem to make powerful connections, highlight their innovation, discuss food systems, from farm to fork and collaborating to achieve pioneering sustainability innovations.

Join us in Gateshead for dynamic explorative discussions on a broad range of the most exciting new technological breakthroughs that could become part of everyday lives.

We are delighted to officially launch the Women in Innovation Community Forum: a new space for collaboration, open dialogue, and shared insight that will keep women’s perspectives at the heart of Innovate UK’s future work.

Join us to learn insights from the recent Sustainable Plastics in South Africa Innovate UK Global Expert Mission (GEM)

The offshore wind sector is vital to the UK’s transition to Net Zero. With a national target of quadrupling offshore wind power by 2030, the sector faces the urgent need to expand its workforce. This growing demand for skilled workers cannot be met without a concerted, proactive effort to address the current skills gap.