Knowledge Centre

KTN’s Hydrogen Economy Innovation Network is collaborating with the Henry Royce Institute to bring you a workshop focussed on materials for the hydrogen economy.

Hydrogen is expected to play a critical role in the move to a net-zero economy. However, large-scale deployment is still in its infancy. Exciting pilot projects are being conducted and explored in the UK, Canada and US states such as California to determine the technical feasibility of blending hydrogen into existing natural gas systems. There is increasing interest around permitting significant percentage blends of hydrogen into gas networks, which would enable the carbon intensity of gas supplies to be reduced, create a new demand for hydrogen and, with the use of separation and purification technologies downstream, support the transportation of pure hydrogen to markets.

Join us for a workshop examining the possibilities of collaboration between mathematical sciences and the ISCF Future Flight Challenge. Pre-event you can take part in a quick poll to select the topics for discussion.

How Innovators can use diffusion models when framing innovative ideas

Hear about the opportunity for AT innovation in the African market, from world-leading experts, meet and mingle with other potential applicants and learn more about the AT Impact Fund, and how you can apply to be a part of ATIF’s next cohort.

Join us for this extraordinary 1 day online conference, jam-packed with workshops, inspirational speakers and ground-breaking ideas.

Yorkshire firm builds on strategic support from Innovate UK EDGE to source funding and focus on growth through Covid-19 headwinds.

A dynamic session giving glimpses of a variety of possible technology-driven future scenarios, followed by a workshop exploring how these novel technologies and trends could affect industries, businesses and society in the coming decades.

A dynamic session giving glimpses of a variety of possible technology-driven future scenarios, followed by a workshop exploring how these novel technologies and trends could affect industries, businesses and society in the coming decades.