Britain’s innovation economy, edited
You just have to
know where
to look.
UKIZ is a public record of British innovation and industrial capability. Companies, people, research, facilities, funding, jobs and opportunities across 11 Innovation Zones, each entry carrying the source it came from.
Britain has the capability. It sits in separate registers, funding pages and university listings, so it is hard to see and harder to use. UKIZ puts it in one place.
Say what you are looking for. Ask UKIZ answers from those records and shows you where each answer came from.
What are you looking for?
UKIZ uses AI to interpret your question and answers from its own records. How this works.
01The map
Every Zone →Step inside a Zone
One Zone, drawn as a campus so the record set can be walked through: research, test facilities, companies, people, funding and what moved this week. A way of reading the evidence, not a place UKIZ is building.
Explore the Zone →
02What changed
Everything that moved →Scientists at The University of Manchester will contribute specialist expertise in enzyme engineering and therapeutic oligonucleotides to a new £50 million research centre aiming to improve understanding and treatment of mitochondrial diseases.
03Live edges
04Evidence
Every record carries its source, the date it was published and the date UKIZ last checked it. Where sources conflict, or the evidence runs out, the page says so instead of filling the gap.
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