The innovation and enterprise team were contacted by a local surgery who were in need of protective face shields against Covid-19. The team put them … Read more

We are proud to announce that on the 20th February at a national briefing at the Discovery Park in Sandwich, the Office for Life Sciences … Read more

The two year project will enable Portafina, a specialist pension advice firm targeting the “advice gap” mass market, to apply state-of-the-art machine learning techniques to … Read more

Under a Knowledge Transfer Partnership, a scheme which brings businesses and academics together, Kent simulation researchers helped the company develop digital models of its stations in London and Paris. … Read more

Dr Fernando Otero and Dr Matteo Migliavacca from the University’s School of Computing will be working with the Government backed start-up to develop and integrate … Read more

The EIRA project (Enabling Innovation: Research to Application) was awarded £4.7m from Research England’s Connecting Capability Fund and is now open for applications from businesses looking to innovate by … Read more

Developed by the University’s School of Computing and Kent Business School (KBS) this dynamic digital solution would manage cross channel traffic in ways similar to air traffic control at airports. For … Read more

Dyrhoff Ltd has been designing and supplying inflatable rubber dams and pneumatically-operated spillway gates for over 25 years. They have supplied over 175 pneumatic dams … Read more

PlanSnap, based in London, has developed and launched an app which enables social planning on any platform. The platform gets everyone to agree quickly on … Read more

KROHNE is a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of solutions in industrial process instrumentation. KROHNE Limited is part of the KROHNE Group and is the Group’s … Read more