Felicity Bunce finds Britain and India preparing to turn research into products by first giving the process enough programmes to qualify as a product, then scheduling its launch.
Clara Wainscot welcomes Britain and Taiwan’s new technology framework, where the language is historic and the obligations remain politely unavailable.
Sellafield’s Game Changers programme marks ten years of nuclear clean up innovation while a wall climbing robot seeks cake and recognition.
The Smart Data Challenge Prize report gathers finalist claims while warning readers that its figures are not independently validated.
The Ultra Long Duration Energy Storage Challenge offers £28 million for technology that can store clean electricity for more than 100 hours.
ONS figures put UK R&D performed in 2024 at £79.4bn. The blank oversized receipt wants every breakthrough itemised.
The Global Talent visa expansion opens a wider route for international researchers while Britain’s welcome mat applies for host organisation status.
The UKDI Security Open Call offers up to £350,000 for security technology, prompting the blank suggestion box to seek operational impact.
A £708 million UK air combat technology contract extension promises advanced defence systems, thousands of jobs and one ambitious cardboard jet.
A £62 million UK space technology package promises resilience and connectivity while a telescope audits the paperwork.
