Unlock Innovation with Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) – insights from businesses
Join us for an exclusive webinar designed for decision-makers in the enabling technology community showcasing how Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) can help drive innovation, growth, and competitive advantage.
This event will showcase insights and success stories from the KTP program. Whether you’re exploring ways to tackle technical challenges, access cutting-edge research, or develop innovative solutions, this webinar will provide you with actionable knowledge tailored to your needs.
What You’ll Learn
- Real-world examples of how KTPs have transformed organizations.
- How to access funding and support for your innovation projects.
- How KTPs bridge the gap between academia and industry to accelerate business innovation.
Speakers
- Dr Adam McKenzie, Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 Research Fellow (Electronic & Nanoscale Engineering), James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow. Sharing insights from his experience in leveraging KTPs for impactful innovation as a KTP Associate at Vector Photonics.
- Dr Gavin Robertson, Research Engineering – Algorithms, Optos: Highlighting how KTPs have delivered value for his organisation and had a positive impact on his career progression.
KTP Centre Representatives
- Anne-Marie Haughey (Manager, East of Scotland KTP Centre) and Elaine Wallace (Director, West of Scotland KTP Centre): Experts from Scotland’s KTP Centres will provide guidance on how to get started and maximize the benefits of the program.
KTP Centres in Scotland
The three regional KTP Centres in Scotland—covering the West, East, and North—serve as dedicated hubs for facilitating Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) across diverse industries. These Centres work closely with businesses, academic institutions, and funding bodies to foster innovation, drive growth, and solve real-world challenges. Each Centre provides expert guidance on developing KTP proposals, connecting organisations with academic expertise, and ensuring the successful delivery of projects that generate measurable impact for both business and academia. Together, they form a vital network supporting Scotland’s innovation ecosystem.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is tailored for senior leaders, innovation managers, and decision-makers in the enabling technology community who are keen to explore collaborative opportunities for driving technological advancement.