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So says the founder of threat intelligence start-up, Lupovis – one of 21 innovative cyber startups formed as a result of CyberASAP (Cyber Security Academic Startup Accelerator Programme).

This groundbreaking report provides insights and recommendations to support women reaching their potential and succeeding in leadership roles across the broadcast media technology sector.

In a new Made Smarter Innovation competition focused on Sustainable Smart Factories, UK registered businesses and organisations can apply for a share of up to £20m for digital innovation projects that will improve resource efficiency and energy efficiency. Closes 26th Jan 2022.

InterAct is a network for academics from the social sciences to support the innovation and diffusion of digital technologies that will result in a stronger, more resilient UK manufacturing industry.

We want to connect AgriFood companies looking to increase manufacturing, processing and post harvest loss efficiencies, with technology providers who have solutions or ideas that can fast track innovation and impact in the sector.

ZeroAvia, Royal Schiphol Group and Rotterdam The Hague Airport are planning zero emission commercial passenger flights between Rotterdam and London with a 19-seater aircraft in 2024.

Make sure to visit the Made Smarter Innovation exhibition and summit at the Digital Manufacturing Week event from the 10th to the 11th of November.

Part of a new series called Innovation Best Practice where we highlight the best innovation theory and practices using both internal and external contributors. In this first instalment, KTN’s Executive Director Jon Kingsbury explores Open Innovation, what it means, and some of the benefits.

A four-part series which aims to capitalise on the momentum of COP26 and discuss the innovations needed to meet climate targets.

Businesses expand more quickly by making the most of the UK’s thriving design sector, so Innovate UK EDGE is enhancing its innovation & growth specialist-led support with ‘Design for Growth’.