Knowledge Centre

As part of the ‘Making Manufacturing Smarter Webinar Series’, this webinar will present the findings of the research and outline how future research could support UK manufacturers with their digital investment challenges, as well as showcase the work being undertaken to bring historical technology adoption stories to life, to help address the human side of digitalisation.

As part of the ‘Making Manufacturing Smarter Webinar Series’, you’ll hear from Prof. Alastair Florence, DM2 PI and others as they introduce you to the early demonstrations in AI, robotics and more that they are working on to make the future a reality.

As part of the ‘Making Manufacturing Smarter Webinar Series’, this webinar gives an introduction to the people and the research being conducted within the Centre for People-Led Digitalisation, and provide details on how you can get involved with our work.

As part of the ‘Making Manufacturing Smarter Webinar Series’ this webinar will provide more detail on the activities of The Materials Made Smarter Centre with case study examples.

Space exploration has always been a driver of technological and industrial innovation. Developing new products and services by taking advantage of the conditions offered by the Earth’s orbit opens new opportunities for finding technical solutions that respond to the industry challenges, while giving a powerful boost to a new economic sector of huge commercial potential.

A £16 million programme to boost small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) defence innovation has been launched, with up to 50% of government funding for large suppliers and grants of up to £500,000 available per project.

The Global Alliance Africa team demonstrate impact for Women in Innovation with the Place-Based Innovation programme across Sub-Saharan Africa and offer insight and advice on opportunities available.

This online event will consider several approaches to metal biorecovery.

Innovate UK KTN launches a landmark platform to connect Innovators with Design.

An Innovate UK Innovation Loans funded business has developed a small, easily-transportable cold box to safely store COVID-19 vaccines at ultra-low temperatures.