UKIZ · Britain’s innovation network
The people, organisations, jobs, capability, research and money behind it — mapped across 11 Innovation Zones, and open to ask.
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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.
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The research, the companies, the facilities and the money already exist — scattered across the country and largely invisible to one another. UKIZ maps them, names the 11 Zones Britain has to win, and makes the connections between them findable in one place.
Every record carries its source and the date it was last verified. Where we do not know something, we say so rather than fill the gap.
Declare where you work, what you can offer and what you need. UKIZ then shows you the people, organisations and opportunities in your Zones — and tells you why each one is relevant.