A University of Edinburgh-supported startup business, which aims to transform the global wind farm industry, has secured an Innovate UK grant to help develop its technology.
At Edinburgh Innovations, our Enterprise Services team helps University staff and students take their ideas from concept to real-world impact, and ensures that the commercial potential of new ideas, research and inventions can be fully realised.
The University of Edinburgh has been ranked fifth in the world for ‘industry, innovation and infrastructure’ in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2022, which measure universities’ delivery of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
The University of Edinburgh will help decarbonise the English and Welsh electricity system and accelerate progress towards net zero, through a five-year innovation partnership with National Grid Electricity Transmission that was agreed with Edinburgh Innovations’ support.
Jason Love, Professor of Molecular Inorganic Chemistry, reveals innovative ways researchers are tackling the major sustainability challenges of the ever-growing demand for electronics.
Informatics PhD student Jonathan Feldstein, founder of Bennu.ai, was one of three winners at the new Net Zero EDGE award presented at COP26 by Scottish EDGE, the UK’s biggest funding competition for high growth potential businesses.
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