Architecting the future battlespace: secure hybrid cloud integration for defence
Guest blog by Martin Flather, Business Development Director, Defence and National Security at Prolinx Ltd #DefTechWeek2025
University of Southampton: Photonics for: Campaign
Watch to see how the University of Southampton is using photonics to shape a brighter future.
Lighting the Way: Building the UK’s photonics skills and talent pipeline
Read this guest blog by Oluebubechi Anyahara, from University of Hull for our Photonics Insight Series.
Simulation and photonics: How Dewret supports the next generation of engineering
Read this guest blog by Phil Weir, from Flax & Teal for our Photonics Insight Series.
Event Round Up: Breaking Ambition: How ARIA Unlocks Technical Breakthroughs
Read our event roundup to learn how the Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) is reshaping the UK’s R&D landscape — backing scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs to take bold bets at the edge of the possible.
Government backs UK quantum innovation with £14 million investment
The UK Government has announced over £14 million in new funding to accelerate the development and deployment of quantum technologies across key sectors including health, defence, energy, and transport. The initiative aims to move quantum science from research to real-world applications, strengthening the UK’s position as a global leader in emerging technologies.
Lighting the way: Harnessing the North East's photonics potential
Read this guest blog by Alex Mckie from NEAME lead for our Photonics Insight Series.
Recognising the value of photonic chips will help enable UK industry to be future-ready
Read this guest blog by Dr Cillian McPolin from Digital Catapult for our Photonics Insight Series.
Silicon photonics can be the missing link in the UK’s Compute Roadmap
Read this guest blog by Dr Justyna Lisinska, from CORNERSTONE for our Photonics Insight Series.
Robotics Advisory Group: Expressions of Interest for co-chair and external expert advisors
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) is forming a new Robotics Advisory Group (RAG) to offer independent, expert advice that will help shape and challenge government policy on robotics and autonomous systems (RAS).
