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Dr. Chrysi Sergaki, the Microbiome Group Leader at the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), offers a compelling reflection on the crucial role that standards play in advancing the microbiome field and facilitating innovation in various sectors.

From 6th to 10th November 2023, Innovate UK in partnership with UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) India, and UK Science and Innovation (UKSIN) travels to India to focus on potential markets for collaboration in Antimicrobial Resistance.

Join an in-person ‘Cohort Building and Networking’ event to pitch your expertise and interest to other organisations considering the £12 million SEMIconductors competition.

This report publishes the findings of an international study demonstrating the benefit of “ensuring that we have the skills to take advantage of new technologies”. To do this, an approach would be needed to pre-empt and avoid a national workforce capability shortfall, driven by critical innovation.

Express your interest to attend this in-person event bringing together expert practitioners and thought leaders to share best practices in AI for health and wellbeing.

Accessing venture capital should not be limited to who you know or where you are based. At Innovate UK KTN, we aim to reduce barriers to entry and support the creation of long-term, impactful, and meaningful connections between innovators and investors.

Everyone deserves to know that the places they live, or work are healthy and free from infection. Untap has the answer. It provides communities and business with up-to-the-minute information about viruses and bacteria in their wastewater meaning they can make effective interventions to reduce the spread of infections.

Navenio is an indoor location tracker that works like a sat-nav to guide hospital support teams so they can be at the right place, at the right time to deliver care to patients. Its value to the NHS could be as much as £4bn through cost savings and productivity gains.

How can you get life saving incubators to our youngest and most vulnerable patients wherever they are in the world? The answer was developed by mOm Incubators CEO and co-founder, James Roberts when he was a third year design student.