This conference will look at how problems, such as climate and biodiversity, can be addressed, as well as examining the skills and structures needed to deliver.
Jon this discussion from FST to discover what are the barriers and enablers to creating an innovation strategy for Scotland
Join the Foundation for Science and Technology to discuss what is the role of hardtech and high-value manufacturing companies to the UK economy?
A virtual summit to share case studies, know-how and proven methodologies to help you innovate in your organisation and beyond.
We invite you to a one day ‘face to face’ event that will bring together leading voices from the field of HCI and provide an overview of HCI research in Ireland, Northern Ireland and further afield.
NI Water has been awarded £200,000 ex VAT of SBRI funding to support up to 4 suppliers to undertake research to develop a smart wastewater network. 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.
Northern Ireland’s premier economic analysis event and is unique in being the only forum that takes a high level look at the performance of, and prospects for the local economy.
SBRI Wales Health Programme 2022-2024 - An overview of the exciting new challenges launched by the SBRI Centre of Excellence.
AICON Hosted by Kainos returns to Belfast for its fourth year and is again supported by Matrix, a strong advocate for the Northern Ireland AI Community
Nesta is excited to launch a new interactive toolkit on Engaging With Evidence - a practical resource to strengthen capabilities for evidence use and expert engagement.
The UK railway is committed to removing diesel only fleets from the network by 2040. In railway terms, this is a pressing deadline, as new vehicles built today would easily be expected to have an economic service life of 40 years, well beyond the 2040 deadline. This means new carbon [...]
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.
