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When Dr Emma Fieldhouse, founder of her business Future we Want, won an Innovate UK Women in Innovation Award back in March 2021, creating a digital version of her carbon footprint educational games was still a dream and she was working full time as a sustainability consultant. The award funding has allowed her to pivot the business and realise that dream.

Submit your views by 15 May 2022 to inform our and the Government’s thinking on the type of open-source information that should be protected in the future.

A UK agri-tech company that benefited from participation in Innovate UK’s Global Business Innovation Programme is now expanding in South Australia, a development welcomed by the State Government and Pernod Ricard Winemakers.

Since 2014, the Energy Catalyst has invested more than £147 million in over 360 projects in 8 different rounds to improve lives across Africa and Asia. Join us in Glasgow on 11 May to learn more about the programme and find potential partners.

On 22nd March 2022, Innovate UK KTN hosted a launch event to gain engagement and cement support for InSilicoUK – an open network representing all the stakeholders in the field of In Silico Clinical Trials, including academics, industry, government, regulators, standards developing organisations.

In our third podcast episode, Steffan Eldred and Hannah Abson from Innovate UK KTN explore the scale of the opportunities that hydrogen and aviation present alongside their special guest Katy Milne, Head of Industrial Strategy at FlyZero.

Join potential partners from across the Atlantic for the Canada & UK Net Zero Value Chains – Transportation competition. This networking event is designed to enable partnerships and collaboration for R&D competition.

286 people joined Innovate UK KTN and the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA) in March 2022 for our online event, which brought together stakeholders from the UK and Africa to discuss how collaboration could drive breeding approaches for African forgotten foods and what the barriers to success are.

Using design to ‘do the right thing’ is at the heart of Innovate UK KTN’s new Design Innovation Network, and the plastics industry is just one area where a good design can yield huge benefits.

Join this webinar to learn about how Hirst Magnetic Instruments have utilised their technology in real world PEMD applications to manufacture equipment for a range of electrification projects.