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A webinar for this Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) £750,000 phase-1 research funding competition will be held on 5 December 2016.
UK personnel will train members of vetted moderate Syrian opposition groups in infantry, medical and explosive hazard awareness skills as part of the counter Daesh campaign, the Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has announced.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Innovative organisations are invited to apply for a share of £25 million to help develop new vaccines against infectious diseases.
Government decides not to opt-in to new European proposal.
The Joint Exchequer Committee (Wales) met yesterday to continue talks about establishing funding arrangements.
Koi herpesvirus (KHV) disease has been confirmed in carp (Cyprinus carpio) at Melton Ponds, Norfolk
Alison Blake visited Chittagong to discuss strenthening the UK-Bangladesh bilateral relationship.
For the first time in the UK, divers are being used to clean up former cooling ponds in a safe, environmentally beneficial way.
Today the Surveillance Camera Commissioner launched a consultation on a draft national surveillance camera strategy for England and Wales.
A virtual lens that tracks individual cells is revolutionising the way effects of potential drugs can be analysed in real-life conditions.
Partnership helps firm to produce its own cost-effective, energy-efficient concrete and quadruple profits in 3 years.
An electronics business that has developed flexible electronic circuits thinner than human hair has won £23 million investment from backers.
Food manufacturers have begun to use an innovative ingredient after a successful project to scale up production to gain regulatory approval.
Test systems provider develops laser technology to vastly improve quality control of electronic circuit boards without an increase in costs.
Innovative engineering firm expands its expertise from the trawling of the sea bed to dredging of radioactive sludge on nuclear sites.
Business that developed liquid nitrogen engine attracts £16 million in investment and could reduce emissions and create 1,000s of jobs.
Mr Damion Potter has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Panama
Plans for more charging stations to encourage low emission vehicles.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd gave an update on the joint work of the UK and French governments in Calais.
Home Secretary's statement on the transfer of unaccompanied minors from Calais camp.
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