Knowledge Centre

KTN invites researchers and UK universities to participate in a study group aiming at assessing the resilience of the UK food networks.

We are inviting you to join our virtual launch event on Wednesday 23 September, to learn more about our objectives, how you can be part of the network and the benefits of this innovation to your sector and business.

Two members of the KTN AgriFood team will be part of the panel judging which solutions have the best market potential. Registration closes on Tuesday 8 September, and the hackathon will be held 23-24 September.

UKCPN publish academic papers on creative circular economy approaches to eliminate plastic waste.

With the development of neurotechnology accelerating across the world, the UK has an exciting opportunity to help shape the development of a new wave of technologies, but the sector needs support now for this to become a reality. To read more about the exciting opportunities that lie await for the UK, and KTN’s proposed approach, read our new report here.

Up to £2.5 million is available for innovation projects that develop a new service or product. These must improve road and rail operational efficiency, provide better-connected transport or improve the experience for travellers. These 2 briefing events (9th & 15th Sept) will help potential applicants.

FeedUK will be a large national collaborative four year programme, led by the food industry. It will be a digital resilience programme for the Food & Drink system and will revolutionise the UK’s approach to its Food & Drink system, drive technology adoption and make the UK Food & Drink system the most robust and innovative globally. The Briefing Sessions will explain the purpose, vision and process that we are proposing for FeedUK. This will be followed by a series of focussed sessions for each tier of the Food & Drink system, at a later date.

FeedUK will be a large national collaborative four year programme, led by the food industry. It will be a digital resilience programme for the Food & Drink system and will revolutionise the UK’s approach to its Food & Drink system, drive technology adoption and make the UK Food & Drink system the most robust and innovative globally. The Briefing Sessions will explain the purpose, vision and process that we are proposing for FeedUK. This will be followed by a series of focussed sessions for each tier of the Food & Drink system, at a later date.

Up to £2.5 million is available for innovation projects that develop a new service or product. These must improve road and rail operational efficiency, provide better-connected transport or improve the experience for travellers. These 2 briefing events (9th & 15th Sept) will help potential applicants.