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Summary of Government Chemist seminar for stakeholders to share insights on the regulation and enforcement of health claims on labeling and marketing
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Enterprise Europe Network helps ambitious companies to compete in overseas markets through tailored packages of support.
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The PIPE club at Aston University encourages entrepreneurial spirit and offers activities to individuals interested in starting a business.
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The Start-Ed project at City, University of London has enabled students to work on complex projects involving intellectual property.
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The Develipr project at Anglia Ruskin University created a blended-learning programme to help IP-savvy graduates.
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IP Wise Up was established by Imperial College London to improve undergraduates’ intellectual property knowledge and skills.
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London South Bank University’s Ignite project engaged over 1,500 students to increase their IP knowledge and skills.
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Durham University's Unzip Knowledge of Business Value project raised awareness of IP amongst students through inspirational teaching material.
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The University of Southampton Student Enterprise Champions (eChamps) were tasked with raising awareness of IP.
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A cohort of students from Lancaster University with an interest in game design developed the basic gameplay model.
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Nottingham Trent University opens its city site to celebrate Art and Design students’ creativity and innovation.
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iPcreate was Winchester University's programme of student focused IP workshops supported by Innovation Lecturers and IP/Business professionals.
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We helped Cussons Technology access the finance it needed to invest in future business while fulfilling a major overseas contract.
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Three early years settings that are adapting to change and using new techniques to run a sustainable childcare business.
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The Martin Fisher Foundation and partners are piloting the use of digital vending and HIV self-testing in an MSM sex on premises location.
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This project uses secure online video conferencing to enable HIV prevention support for marginalised communities in rural Hampshire.
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The joint commissioning of HIV prevention services by all of the 33 London councils.
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This project will see targeted community pharmacists delivering HIV testing in their local high street.
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Two early years settings which have found new ways to attract business from parents and increase occupancy.
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Hampshire County Council's strategic plan for 2016 to 2020
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Service integration of libraries and adult and community education services in Tower Hamlets
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Stronger co-ordination and partnership working with the London Libraries Consortium
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Archive Service Accreditation: developing and delivering a new management standard for UK archive services
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Reflecting diversity and serving the community in Coventry
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Norfolk's healthy libraries
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The Reading Agency's Summer Reading Challenge is a national scheme supporting literacy
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Meet the people whose lives have been transformed thanks to the investments of CDC Group – the UK's development finance institution – through new jobs, businesses and opportunities.
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Working capital support proves crucial to this podiatry and orthotic provider's exporting success.
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Mindya resident Tim Clinch opens an exhibition dedicated to the village in order to raise money for repairs to the local community centre.
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We worked with RBS to help Chemian Technology access working capital to meet growing international demand for its products.
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Salford University have shown compliance with the surveillance camera code of practice.
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Lessons from the CMA's investigation into 2 online sellers who broke competition law by agreeing to fix prices.
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Experiments are under way in Switzerland to investigate how radionuclides could migrate, via groundwater, through buffer material in a geological disposal facility (GDF).
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Radioactively contaminated mercury could be solidified, enabling it to be successfully disposed of.
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Research is under way into alternative methods of analysing one of the radioactive isotopes found in decommissioning waste.
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'Latro', an agile robotic spider, is one of the most recent additions to the array of tools available to deal with nuclear material in fuel ponds.
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This new approach to demolishing a highly contaminated nuclear facility has many benefits.
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A trial has demonstrated the specialist divers can successfully retrieve the contents of spent nuclear fuel ponds.
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Several technologies are being tested to evaluate their effectiveness in measuring radioactivity levels in concrete.
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An alliance of client organisations collaborating in the procurement of shared goods and services from the supply chain.
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From defeating disease to super spuds – UK aid supports cutting-edge innovation to tackle the greatest challenges across the globe.
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A virtual lens that tracks individual cells is revolutionising the way effects of potential drugs can be analysed in real-life conditions.
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Partnership helps firm to produce its own cost-effective, energy-efficient concrete and quadruple profits in 3 years.
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An electronics business that has developed flexible electronic circuits thinner than human hair has won £23 million investment from backers.
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Food manufacturers have begun to use an innovative ingredient after a successful project to scale up production to gain regulatory approval.
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Test systems provider develops laser technology to vastly improve quality control of electronic circuit boards without an increase in costs.
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Innovative engineering firm expands its expertise from the trawling of the sea bed to dredging of radioactive sludge on nuclear sites.
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Business that developed liquid nitrogen engine attracts £16 million in investment and could reduce emissions and create 1,000s of jobs.
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Graduate Nuclear Engineer on the MOD Defence Engineering and Science Group (DESG) training scheme.
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Homerton hospital is working with City of London and Hackney local authorities to house homeless people with TB during treatment.