Dupe Burgess, founder of Bloomful, which won funding in the Innovate UK Women in Innovation Awards 2024 (Image provided by Innovate UK)
Innovate UK has launched its Women in Innovation Awards for 2025-26, offering…
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Grace Gimson, chief executive and co-founder of Holly Health (Credit: Holly Health)
A project involving an app from digital health coaching service Holly Health has improved digital self-management for people living with or at…
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Sara Nelson is a Programme Director at the Health Innovation Network South London, delivering innovator support programmes including DigitalHealth.London’s flagship Accelerator programme, the Launchpad programme and Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst accelerator Accelerating FemTech: Evaluate.She’s…
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SLiNK-TECH’s PORTAL Test Vertiport at Snowdonia Aerospace Centre (Credit: SLiNK-TECH)
The Department for Transport and Innovate UK has awarded funding to aerospace innovators to further develop a drone network serving the Welsh Blood Service…
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Dr Cynthia Bullock, director, healthy lives at Innovate UK (Credit: Cynthia Bullock)
More than £3.6 million has been awarded to 17 extended reality (XR) projects to create immersive digital mental health therapeutics to tackle…
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Aston University is providing AI expertise to help develop the smart system (Credit: Aston University)
Aston University has partnered with dementia care provider Lee Mount Healthcare (LMH) to create an AI-powered ‘Smart Care Home’…
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Digital Health Pitchfest winner CardMedic has secured £411,000 in funding from Innovate UK’s SMART grant programme for its frontline healthcare language app.
The grant will fund a 12-month project, running from April 2025 to March…
The prototype of a machine that can detect tumours in women with dense breast tissue has been developed in Newcastle.
It is part of a research programme being delivered by technology group, Kromek, in partnership…
A tampon that prevents bacterial infections, an AI-powered audio device for visually impaired people, and an app for gynaecological conditions, are among health tech solutions to win funding through the Innovate UK Women in…
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Brunel University is leading a project which aims to improve regulation to bring more AI-powered healthcare products to the UK, such as diagnostics, smartphone apps and devices which predict and treat ill health.
It is…
