Author: Dr Maggie McGowan, Deputy Director, Capability and Partnerships, GOTT Last week, I had the pleasure of chairing a dynamic panel discussion at GOTTCon 2025, titled "What Problem Are You Solving? Identifying Market Needs for Effective Knowledge Asset Commercialisation." The …
Authors: Joanna Rodin and Rachel Egan, Deputy Director job-share, Strategy and Implementation, GOTT. Last week we chaired a panel discussion on the subject of "Risk and Innovation" which brought together a wide range of different experts from various sectors to …
by Claire Kerridge Tell us about a Knowledge Asset innovative project you’re proud of and why? Our focus in cell and gene therapy research led us to explore the necessity for a UK-based, not-for-profit induced pluripotent stem cell repository. This …
by Nadia Shivji-Brown Tell us about a Knowledge Asset innovative project you’re proud of and why? I am working on a Tuberculosis (TB) Biomarker project at UKHSA. Although I joined the project two years ago and was not involved from …
by Puja Myles Tell us about a Knowledge Asset innovative project you’re proud of and why? I am very proud of the work I have done with MHRA colleagues, on the generation of high-fidelity synthetic data. Synthetic data is created …
by James Spurr Tell us about a Knowledge Asset innovative project you’re proud of and why? When I joined Ordnance Survey (OS) in summer 2024, I had the unique opportunity to take on a brand-new role in a household name …
by Mich Lampson Tell us about a Knowledge Asset innovative project you’re proud of and why? I have been fortunate to work with many Knowledge Assets, but the Broadband Spectrometer invented by my colleague at the Space department in Rutherford …
Blog by Dr Alison Campbell, CEO of GOTT Looking back on the last 2 and a half years that I’ve been leading the organisation, I am really proud of how far GOTT has come and most importantly, the impact we …
by Dr Sarwat Howe Why I applied for a secondment in government I’m currently working as an Intellectual Property and Commercialisation manager at the University of Salford, where I help academics turn their discoveries into much-needed products and services to …
Author: Jacob Coker Big innovations and even bigger impact Imagine the UK government in the 1980s and you might be forgiven for not picturing the dawn of innovative companies being spun-out of cutting-edge innovation and research. But the scale of …