Knowledge Centre

The Capsules of AI Knowledge are a series of short video insights produced to help businesses tackle common challenges on their journey to adopting artificial intelligence (AI) and navigate the often complex and confusing journey to successful AI adoption. Whether you’re new to AI or looking to refine your approach, these videos are your starting point to confidently navigate the world of AI adoption.

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

Are you involved in low-environmental materials with the built environment? Join us for the first networking workshop in the ESBEM (Emergent Sustainable Built Environment Materials) Innovation Network Series.

The only conference in the UK to convene the whole SAF supply chain. The event focuses solely on the challenges and opportunities to developing sustainable versions of Jet A/A1 for commercial aviation.

Join us to hear about how Future Leaders Fellowships has supported innovators and researchers working in business and find out about your opportunity to apply.

The Net Zero Places Innovation Network recently spoke with Alejandro Navarro (Director of Sustainable Innovation & Technology) from the edenseven team to find out more about cero.earth, and why this software could become essential for councils, universities, NHS trusts, and organisations serious about carbon reduction and compliance.

Connect with industry leaders and innovators driving the future of sustainable chemicals and low-carbon manufacturing.

This year’s Liverpool City Region Innovation Investment Summit took place at Sci-Tech Daresbury, bringing together a selection of business leaders, investors, policymakers, and advisers from across the region and beyond, all focused on helping scaling businesses overcome growth challenges and unlock new opportunities.

Thirty three projects will receive funding from Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst (BMC) to help them translate their ideas into products and therapies for patients, bringing them a step closer to commercialisation.

Led by Langrish Farmers, this project looked at improving the quality and value of UK wool. Working with British Wool, the National Sheep Association (NSA) and the Wool Testing Authority Europe (WTAE), this project focused on reducing the micron count for use in premium textiles.