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On 26 October, Innovate UK KTN Net Zero Places Innovation Network in partnership with the Net Zero Hubs (NZH) will host the sixth episode of the webinar series ‘Heating for Net Zero’ focusing on the power network, exploring how the network functions and how to work with the network operator to realise a project.

On 12 October, Innovate UK KTN Net Zero Places Innovation Network in partnership with the Net Zero Hubs (NZH) will host the fifth episode of the webinar series ‘Heating for Net Zero’ focusing on Technical modelling and exploring the value of modelling at all stages of design and retrofitting buildings.

On 28 September, Innovate UK KTN Net Zero Places Innovation Network in partnership with the Net Zero Hubs (NZH) will host the fourth episode of the webinar series ‘Heating for Net Zero’ trying to answer the question: how technologies can be brought together to achieve optimal heating and energy performance as well as decarbonisation?

On 14 September, Innovate UK KTN Net Zero Places Innovation Network in partnership with the Net Zero Hubs (NZH) will host the third episode of the webinar series ‘Heating for Net Zero’ exploring alternative energy sources to heating – in particular the applicability of biofuels, Hydrogen and other technologies like solar thermal.

Although mental health is widely recognised as a major disease burden, it does not receive the same level of attention or funding as diseases such as cancer or cardiovascular health.

Participate in Innovate UK’s impact study today and help create a stronger and more globally competitive UK service robotics sector.

UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £700,000 to develop innovative privacy solutions to two real world challenge use cases.

At this webinar, members of the Healthy Ageing Challenge Community of Practice and co-authors Humanly shared the findings of the Community’s brand new thematic paper, ‘Remote engagement: removing barriers to inclusion in the context of ‘COVID-19’ and discussed successful approaches to this work. Speakers included Ryan MacDonald, Blackwood Neighbourhoods for Independent Living Paul Blythin, Business Health Matters Jenni Parker and Zoe Rowe, Humanly.

The Centre for Ageing Better’s Emma Twyning and Niall Ryan covered the basics on ageism and where and how it exists in society. The discussion also explored misperceptions about ageing and how to avoid common pitfalls when talking about ageing and growing older.

Find out more about Innovate UK’s Innovation Loans Future Economy Competition for SME businesses looking for finance for late stage research and development.