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Browse through our collection of news, perspectives and webinars to gain a deeper understanding of the Innovate UK Business Connect culture and sector intelligence.
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Qantas to make significant greenhouse gas savings on mustard seed oil
Australian airline becomes first to complete trans-pacific flight from LA to Melbourne using biofuel from mustard seeds.
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British firm announces plans for Chinese graphene manufacturing facility
A British advanced materials engineering company has announced plans to build a graphene manufacturing centre in China.
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Building the World’s First Compound Semiconductor Cluster
The Wales Festival of Innovation has teamed up with CS Connected to showcase exciting developments in the compound semiconductor sector.
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KTN at Photonics West
KTN supported networking at Photonics West in conjunction with the UK Department for International Trade. Read more about the event.
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2017 SEHTA Healthcare Business Award Winners Announced
South East Health Technologies Alliance (SEHTA) has announced the winners of their 2017 Healthcare Business Awards.
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2017 SEHTA Healthcare Business Award Winners Announced
South East Health Technologies Alliance (SEHTA) has announced the winners of their 2017 Healthcare Business Awards.
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Are you an investor looking for your next big opportunity?
KTN calls on investors to take part in Pitchfest Showcase Day where ambitious robotics and AI firms with growth potential are seeking investment.
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Developing cost-effective, bio-based raw materials for composite products
KTN is hosting a meeting on bio-design of sustainable composite materials on 26th February in York.
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Ultrahaptics: Innovative Technology to make virtual reality feel more real
Ultrahaptics: Innovative Technology to make virtual reality feel more real. An Immerse Uk Case study
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Devolved Administrations’ Innovation Activity
The Smart Specialisation Hub releases “Devolved Administrations‚Äô Innovation Activity” (DAIA), extending its comparative analysis to Scotland & Wales.