Author: Jacob Coker, Head of Policy, and Cameron Fenwick, Senior Technology Transfer Strategic Partner, GOTT Introducing the new Spinouts guide The public sector hosts some of the UK’s leading research and innovation, which, if commercialised as new products and services, …
Author: Sarah Staniland This week the Government Office for Technology Transfer (GOTT) has reached a major milestone of funding over 100 innovative projects from across the public sector. Launched in 2021, the Knowledge Asset Grant Fund has supported exciting projects …
Author: Rachel Egan, Deputy Director, GOTT Last week, leaders and innovators from across the public sector gathered to discuss how we can unlock the potential of our Knowledge Assets (KAs). I chaired a panel that included Lucy Caffery from National …
Read a blog on the key takeaways from Maggie McGowan's panel session on how to build a successful team for Technology Transfer in the public sector.
Joanna Rodin, Deputy Director of Government Office for Technology Transfer, shares her thoughts from her panel discussion at GOTT's first conference. I had the pleasure of chairing a panel session with Beth Parry from the Natural History Museum, Liz Kirby …
Find out which stream of the Knowledge Asset Grant Fund is right for your project.
Find out what the GOTT team got up to at Civil Service Live, and what they learnt about innovation in the public sector.
The Government Office for Technology Transfer (GOTT) is pleased to announce that the Autumn call of the Knowledge Asset Grant Fund will prioritise projects in either of the following two themes: 1. A digital economy 2. Environment and sustainability. £5m …
Read our top 5 takeaways from GOTT's 'Managing intellectual property and confidentiality' guide
On 20 February we launched the latest round of the Knowledge Asset Grant Fund (KAGF). The fund has been set up by the Government Office for Technology Transfer (GOTT) to help the UK civil service make the most of is …
Innovation as a concept is hard to pin down. Some associate it with ground-breaking inventions. Others think of those small, incremental improvements in how we work day-to-day. Both can give rise to important “knowledge assets”. In my role as a …