R&D and the Comprehensive Spending Review @UKSPA Webinar, 24/9, with Daniel Rathbone @ScienceCampaign Lee Hopley @ERC_UK Dan Cochlin @NP_Partnership Colette Cohen (@ColetteOGTC) and Iain Simpson @RandDSociety on stimulating R&D for more sustainable futures https://t.co/O6TFlFDyAo
The CT Scan: @DrHenryMarsh on EMI, Sir Godfrey Hounsfield and the pioneering innovation in medical diagnostics, in the 1971 episode of The Decade That Invented the Future: The 1970s https://t.co/1OetkTKD8M
Bristol-based chipmaker Graphcore (@graphcoreai) secures funding from Microsoft and BMW, in round led by funds Atomico and Sofina, to develop silicon for AI-related applications reports @Tim Bradshaw @FT (https://t.co/VmAu3kW9Wp); co-founder Nigel Toon interviewed on #r4today
We want to increase our spending on R&D from 1.7% to 2.4% by 2027, which will represent an extra £80bn – Sam Gyimah MP (@SamGyimah), Minister for Universities, Science, Research & Innovation speaking on #r4today yesterday along with Sir Paul Nurse
Analysis @FT of the high-tech university-industry hub around Sheffield/Rotherham, inc. @AMRC and new Laboratory for Validation and Verification, engineering companies @Boeing@McLarenF1@RollsRoyce and Metron, and the challenge of replacing ERDF funding https://t.co/OcMXCvlNfm
The UK isn't alone in thinking it has a problem with commercialising science: everyone does notes @stianwestlake, arguing the problem is the instrumental connection made between the two, and a lack of appreciation of ecosystems
ISCF Transforming Construction 'Manufacturing Better Buildings' @innovateuk programme enabling Research and Technology Organisations and universities to develop digitally-driven construction manufacturing standards, tools, designs, and validation methods https://t.co/K31s2ShWLe
The Industrial Era Ended, So Will the Digital argues Greg Satell (@DigitalTonto) @HarvardBiz: Moore’s Law is ending; digital technical skills have been mastered; and digital applications are maturing. Exploration and discovery will again become prominent https://t.co/wDi3L5W55s
We need to do Blue Skies research, as well as focusing on the _Development_ side of R&D, following systems engineering approaches to ensure benefit to ordinary people – Dr Patrick Vallance (@uksciencechief) speaking on Brexit on #r4today
The @EU_Commission proposes its most ambitious Research & Innovation programme – Horizon Europe – with €100 billion allocated for 2021–2027, extending participation beyond current eligible countries – opening the door to future UK participation https://t.co/Kvl5opBnVI #HorizonEU
Britain's Trading Future: @TheAPMG hosts discussion on Brexit implications for manufacturing, 16/5, with @VickyFord MP, Namali Mackay @EEF_Press, David Bell @BSI_UK and James Greenham @EMSPhysioLtd, considering Free Trade Agreements, the WTO and Standards https://t.co/Hypa6jILuj
The State and Innovation: @IIPP_UCL hosts a discussion around new editions of Doing Capitalism by @BillJaneway and #TheEntrepreneurialState by Mariana Mazzucato (@MazzucatoM) on the case for the role of the state in the innovation process https://t.co/k57FKwDCov
Companies need to become more aware of the opportunities from networks and niches writes @PeterMarsh307; policymakers should drop hackneyed rhetoric of Industry 4.0 and recognise the best niche companies tend to have only a tangential link to digitisation https://t.co/aNctf5mI1a
This eve: @RachelReevesMP, chair of Commons BEIS Select Committee, and @NormanLamb MP, chair of the Commons Science & Technology Select Committee, in conversation with @PeggyHollinger, hosted by All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group (@TheAPMG) https://t.co/Ti4g3VxSHh