We want to explore how we can accelerate Innovation and Enable Digital Government across Northern Ireland and beyond. We will have a fireside section with Dr Austin Tanney (Head of Clinical Information, Digital Health and Care NI) and Mark Bennett, (Digital Inclusion Manager, DoF Digital Transformation).
Learn how you can access pipeline contracts valued at £60m+ and make game-changing connections with the decision makers in Translink.
Attend this event to gain a better understanding of how your industry is being transformed. Innovative new processes now allow humans and machines to collaborate and work together to create more efficient, sustainable and cost effective products, services and work environments.
Australia is open for business and Northern Ireland companies will find a world-leading location for Life and Health Sciences in there.
The UK Government has announced in a number of recent policy documents its aim for the UK to become a “science superpower”. What does this mean in practice – and how would we get there?
Now in its 16th year, the UK Angel Investment Awards are organised by UK Business Angels Association (UKBAA) – the UK trade body for Angel and early-stage investment. Representing over 18,000 angels across the UK, we engage and connect our membership base of angel groups, VC, crowdfunds and investment advisers through [...]
This conference is discussing priorities for policy and action to support business-led innovation in the UK - in enterprises of all scales, including innovative scale-ups and SMEs.
This webinar is the second of a two-part series that will present several concepts on the subject of ‘Space-Enabled Net Zero’, exploring how Space can help us respond to the climate challenges discussed during COP26 and limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels.
As a not-for-profit, Catalyst provides intelligent and highly focused sources of fund-matching for high growth-potential innovation companies.
What is the Green Economy and what is the opportunity for Northern Ireland businesses? Why should we act now?
Looking at what the green economy means, both domestically and globally, the policy drivers and some of the technologies that are going to be deployed in achieving green economy ambitions.
The EA has been awarded £225,000 to undertake an SBRI research project to assess the technical feasibility of solutions that can capture, baseline, track and report on carbon emissions across the EA's estate. This free to attend session will provide information on the SBRI programme in Northern Ireland, the EA's project and how to apply.
