The Co-Centre will support collaboration between academic researchers across Ireland, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, co-funded by industry, to support a competitive economy and address societal and environmental challenges. The new ‘Co-Centre Programme’ will be open to proposals focused on high-quality research and innovation within the areas of climate, and sustainable and resilient food systems.
This free to attend, online event will provide an overview of the SBRI programme in Northern Ireland, information about the project, and details of the application process.
Join Fleming Agri-Products on a factory tour, you'll get the opportunity to explore the company’s heritage and values, as well as gaining an insight into their production processes and customer-focussed practices.
Lough Neagh, a vital freshwater resource, is facing an unprecedented challenge. To address this critical environmental concern, we have brought together scientists and local professionals who will share their knowledge, research findings, and potential solutions, and who will delve into the intricate science behind the alarming proliferation of blue-green algae [...]
Horizon Europe is the world’s largest collaborative research programme worth £80bn+ over 7 years (from 2021). It is aimed at driving research excellence, fostering innovation and tackling global challenges through collaborative projects and funding opportunities. As an associated country, all UK organisations can benefit from Horizon Europe funding. Join Innovate [...]
