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Government grant funding of £450,000 has been pledged to support organisations trialling products and services using 5G mobile networks in the Tay cities region. Tay5G is a programme established by the Tay Cities Deal to help businesses, individuals, the public
University projects from Edinburgh and Aberdeen have each received a £75,000 funding boost from Scottish Enterprise to support renewable energy – and it is branding them examples of the “brilliant” ideas coming out of academic institutions in Scotland. A project
THE ABERDEEN-headquartered Net Zero Technology Centre has launched its 2023 Open Innovation Programme aimed at developing and deploying data and digital technologies that will reduce offshore emissions, accelerate clean energy production, and enable delivery of the UK’s net zero ambitions.
Schoolchildren across North Lanarkshire are being offered the opportunity to take part in workshops and events aimed at inspiring them to pursue a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) career. The outreach of activities is being created by Glasgow-based charity
Check out this blog from CEO Karen Meechan, summarising everything that ScotlandIS has been up to this year on behalf of our membership. At ScotlandIS, our vision is for our membership and the sector to be recognised as innovative, ambitious,
Abertay University has announced the first founding partners connected to its Abertay cyberQuarter centre – Scotland’s new hub for cybersecurity research, development and economic growth. Funded by £5.7m from the UK Government and £6m from the Scottish Government through the
Burness Paull has strengthened its tax team with the appointment of Christine Yuill as a partner, as the firm responds to growing client demand for expert tax advice. Christine Yuill, who is ranked by Chambers and is a chartered tax
The Tay5G Challenge Fund is a grant funding opportunity worth £450,000. Funding is available for projects that demonstrate and validate innovative products and services which use 5G. Projects must take place in the Tay Cities Region. Tay5G Challenge Fund Overview
Almost all employers in Scotland (94%) say they have experienced skills shortages over the last 12 months Close to three-quarters (71%) of employers in Scotland would be willing to hire staff without all the necessary skills Despite wider economic uncertainty,
Plexal are looking for companies who can tackle workforce challenges in the healthcare industry to join the AWS Healthcare Accelerator. You don’t have to already be operating in the healthcare industry to apply – if you have an evidence-based solution
