Ignite+ KTP Engagement Event
Don’t miss out on this chance to drive your business to the next level with a KTP with the University of Bath. Register now!
At the University of Bath, our KTPs have helped companies access leading academic experts, boost innovation, create new IP, and develop new products, processes and services. Importantly this leads to increased revenue, new markets and customers and also qualifies for R&D tax credits and Patent Box benefits.
With a 90% success rate for submitted applications, you don’t want to miss this opportunity. Join us for an in-person event designed for companies wanting to get started on the KTP journey.
Through facilitated project development sessions, you will get tailored support, learn about the application process, connect with academics and have sessions with academic and business support teams and an Innovate UK representative. We can help shape and develop your project on the day to get it to a stage ready for review by a Knowledge Transfer Adviser.
Agenda:
9:30- 10:00 Arrival and refreshments
10:00-11:00 Nuts and bolts of KTPs and getting the application right
11:00-11:15 Coffee Break
11:15-12:00 Facilitated project development sessions
12:00 onwards Conclusion of event, lunch and opportunity for further networking
Organizer
The University of Bath is a leading UK research university, dedicated to making a positive impact to the world we live in.
The superb facilities and practical support available at the University has created an ethos and environment which inspires a culture of innovation and fresh thinking. The University’s researchers engage closely with industry, the public and policy makers to explore challenging projects that examine the questions and inform the solutions that make a difference to society.
The University of Bath offers innovative and demanding degree programmes to the world’s brightest students, giving them the skills they need to succeed in the most competitive work environments. It is located in the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath, UK. The city was established as a Roman spa town and is famous for its spectacular Georgian architecture.