What if going to space, was as simple as flying to Europe? From satellites to hypersonic flight, technology is bringing us closer and closer to the stars. So what’s next for the final frontier? So the really big thing is …
We support UK businesses in tackling some of the biggest global health and food challenges. For example: World population is expected to grow by more than 2 billion to 9.7 billion by 2050, placing significant demand on our food, health …
Professor Kym Jarvis wanted to be a PE teacher, but after some decisive turns, ended up on a new career trajectory towards transforming nuclear decommissioning with Viridian Consultants. There isn’t one route towards any particular profession, so individuals shouldn’t feel …
Oxford Space Systems is using origami to help design the next generation of satellites. CEO Mike Lawton discusses how inspiration from an unlikely source led to exciting innovation. I’ve always been fascinated with space I’ve always been fascinated with space, …
Tip 1 - Examine multiple collaborative opportunities Collaboration with partners can be critical to business success. Opportunities to find partners and ways in which to collaborate have increased dramatically in recent years. Collaborative business relationships can take many forms …
Using stem cells, genes and tissues for treatment Advanced therapies are new approaches to medicine that use stem cells, genes and tissues to treat a wide range of conditions. These therapies have the potential to transform the treatments of some …
There is plenty of change happening in the energy industry and most of it is related to how digital systems will link the different elements together. Take a look at these videos, which showcase the top UK innovations in digital …
Having come from the aerospace industry I was intrigued to understand why 3D printing was not used more extensively in aerospace. We found out that one of the big challenges facing 3D printing was surface finishing consumer facing parts on …
In any sort of innovative activity, talented people are critical. The UK manufacturing sector urgently needs to recruit more young men and women to add new ideas - yet frequently struggles to find them.
Despite the introduction of smartphones, telematics and satellite navigation systems, logistics remains a highly fragmented, inefficient and dangerous industry. DriverNet provides an app that transforms isolated and uninformed duties into fully connected and controlled experiences across a new online logistics …
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