The University of Edinburgh has retained joint 1st position in the world for its contribution to SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure in the Times Higher Education Impact rankings 2025.
Engineered microbes could produce sustainable supplies of rare metals vital to a range of industries, according to Edinburgh scientists featured in a new Government report.
As representatives gather “In Solidarity for a Green World” at COP29 in Azerbaijan, we consider a few of the remarkable startups and spinouts from the University of Edinburgh working closer to home.
An initiative that aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions from densely packed buildings in UK cities and towns has won a £4.5 million funding boost from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
A University/industry collaboration is a finalist for a prestigious innovation prize, alongside Google Deep Mind and the Oxford/AstraZeneca partnership.
The University of Edinburgh has again been ranked among the world’s top universities by The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings for its contribution to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Edinburgh spinout Carbogenics and Professor Craig Ritchie were winners at Scotland’s Life Sciences awards last night, which celebrate the leading players in Scotland’s life sciences industry.
A programme that brings academia and industry together to co-design solutions for offshore renewable energy (ORE) has been renewed for another five years.
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