Knowledge Centre

Developing aquaculture in Africa could help feed growing populations with nutritious food and improve economic security, two priorities for the African continent. If planned with sustainability and net zero in mind, aquaculture projects can also help mitigate climate change.

Do you have the radical technology needed by global players in rapidly growing sectors? Find out about innovation challenges from major organisations, and put forward disruptive solutions that your new and cutting edge technologies could deliver.

Join us to discuss opportunities for collaboration between the UK and Africa to support developments in the growing aquaculture sector, and meet with others who could help you fast-track your innovation.

Before winning the Innovate UK and The Prince’s Trust Young Innovators Award, Scottish innovator Iona Mackenzie felt like she was hitting a brick wall in her ambition to develop a match-making platform between counsellors and those looking for support. 

For Lottie Hawkins, Founder of Earthly Biochar, taking a product from early-stage development to market has been a massive learning curve.

CyberASAP welcomes applications from projects in UKRI’s Security of Digital Technology at the Periphery.

Female tech entrepreneurs are in the minority. But programmes like CyberASAP can play a vital role in helping more women, and other academics from underrepresented groups, succeed in cyber.

A leader in intelligent energy management and storage technologies for the energy industry.

Lucy Fisher founded Knit It to bring her passion for the timeless craft of knitting to the digital generation during lockdown.

The Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) aims to deliver greener ways to travel and to heat and power homes and businesses, by harnessing a new approach to energy network innovation.