A technology company that aims to bring high speed broadband to hard-to-reach areas has been awarded £275,000 in funding from Scotland’s national economic development agency, Scottish Enterprise.
For technological innovation to be our salvation, we need to bring social sciences, humanities and the arts for people and the economy (SHAPE) into research much earlier on, writes Professor Christina Boswell, Vice-Principal of Research and Enterprise at the University of Edinburgh...
Cameron Chalmers is a consultancy manager with Edinburgh Innovations. He supports research professionals to work with industry on short projects, and here he explains what the advantages are for academics
Aileen Appleyard is Head of Business Development for the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS) at Edinburgh Innovations. Here, she outlines the CAHSS track record in innovation for public good at the University of Edinburgh.
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team of scientists has developed smart electronic skin that could pave the way
for soft, flexible robotic devices to assist with surgical procedures or aid
people’s mobility.
Founders of University of Edinburgh-supported startups, including many that are seeking growth investment, will be given the opportunity to showcase their companies to an audience of investors, business support groups, and fellow entrepreneurs at two key events taking place next month.
Dr Gina Helfrich, Baillie Gifford Programme Manager for the Centre for Technomoral Futures at Edinburgh Futures Institute, explains why large language models should be handled with care
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