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SUMMARY:Innovate UK - Cross-Sector Battery Showcase - Advancing Innovation Across Industries
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nFollowing the success of previous events\, the Cross-Sector Battery Systems Innovation Network is holding its 3rd in-person industry showcase on the 18th June 2026 in Leicester. This Showcase will link the battery supply chain with a broad set of end-user markets. \nThe Cross-Sector Battery Systems Innovation Network is a community that was launched in 2020 with a mission: \n‘To create an open and collaborative cross-sectoral community for researchers and innovators in battery manufacturing (including next generation batteries)\, the related supply chain\, and end-users.’ \nWith the community having now reached over 5\,000 members\, this event will provide a unique opportunity to meet new partners and collaborators across the battery ecosystem. Highlight opportunities and insights across sectors and technology areas\, with discussions last year covering safety\, supply chains\, circular economy and next generation battery technologies. \n\n\n\n\nWhy should you attend?\nThis event aims to bring together representatives of the whole battery supply chain together with a diverse range of cross-sector markets (aerospace\, defence\, maritime\, rail and automotive). \nBy attending this event you will get an opportunity to: \n\nGet insights on battery technologies and electrification strategies in these diverse markets through a series of industry-led panel discussions\nDevelop an understanding about funding opportunities across different programmes\nExplore how the UK Innovation ecosystem can accelerate battery technology innovation and adoption\nDiscuss projects and products from various battery segments in the exhibition\nNetwork with innovators in the battery value chain as well as end-users and adopters\nJoin the Cross-Sector Battery Systems Landscape Map and discover the 300+ organisations across the UK involved in various stages of the battery supply chain\n\nWe strongly encourage attendance from the following areas: \n\nWorking within the battery supply chain\nThose working in an end-use sector moving towards electrification\nAnyone that is keen to grow their network and partner up with another UK battery organisation\nInvestors looking for innovative battery businesses\nGovernment & Public Sector stakeholders\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAre you interested in exhibiting?\nDo you have a prototype\, proof-of-concept\, product or project you would like to exhibit at the showcase? As part of the event\, we will have a Cross-Sector Batteries exhibition spanning the Aerospace\, Rail\, Defence\, Maritime and Automotive sectors as well as the battery supply chainsuch as materials\, manufacturing and testing. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease make sure you express your interest early to reserve a space! We will notify you via email to confirm if you’ve secured your spot. 
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/innovate-uk-cross-sector-battery-showcase-advancing-innovation-across-industries/
LOCATION:Leicester
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SUMMARY:Innovate UK - Scoping workshop: Shaping a future innovation network for nuclear materials and manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:Innovate UK Business Connect is exploring the potential for a new innovation network focused on materials and manufacturing in demanding nuclear environments. This online workshop brings together stakeholders from industry\, academia\, research organisations\, supply chains\, and government to help shape this opportunity. \nParticipants will contribute insights on key challenges\, innovation needs\, and collaboration opportunities\, helping to determine whether a dedicated innovation network would provide value to the sector. \n\n\n\n\nAbout the event\nThis workshop forms part of an initial scoping and discovery phase to better understand the materials and manufacturing challenges facing the nuclear sector in demanding environments. The session is designed to gather broad community input and inform future priorities\, potential coordination\, and opportunities for collaboration. \nThe session will be discussion-led\, creating space for participants to share perspectives\, highlight capability gaps\, and explore where greater alignment or joint activity could accelerate progress. Short framing talks from key stakeholders will provide context on current challenges\, emerging needs\, and future opportunities across the ecosystem. \nIn addition to structured discussion\, the workshop will support networking and connection-building across the community\, helping participants identify shared interests\, complementary capabilities\, and potential collaborators. \nThe workshop will help determine whether a dedicated innovation network would provide value to the sector\, including supporting commercial opportunities\, strengthening UK supply chains\, and contributing to long-term economic growth. \n\n\n\n\nWhat areas of interest will be covered?\n\nAdvanced materials for demanding environments\nManufacturing and fabrication challenges\nQualification\, testing\, and validation\nHarsh environment operation and longevity\nInspection\, monitoring\, and maintenance\nRobotics and remote systems\nDigital tools\, modelling\, and simulation\nDecommissioning and waste-related challenges\nCross-sector learning and enabling technologies\n\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend?\nWe welcome participation from organisations working across: \n\nNuclear fission\, fusion\, and supply chains\nAdvanced materials and manufacturing\nResearch\, academia\, and RTOs\nTechnology SMEs and innovators\nGovernment\, regulators\, and innovation organisations\n\nWhether you are developing new technologies\, addressing operational challenges\, supporting innovation\, or looking to build collaborations\, your input will help shape this emerging area. \n\n\n\n\nWhy attend?\nBy taking part\, you will have the opportunity to: \n\nContribute to shaping future activity and priorities\nShare perspectives on challenges and innovation needs\nGain insight into current sector challenges and opportunities\nHear from key stakeholders across the landscape\nIdentify potential collaborators and partners\nBuild connections across a cross-sector community\nHelp inform whether and how an innovation network could support the sector\n\n\n\n\n\nHow can you get involved?\n\nWhen registering for the workshop\, participants are invited to complete a 3-4 minute survey to capture additional input on:\n\nTechnical and innovation challenges\nCapability gaps\nCollaboration opportunities\nCommunity needs and priorities\nPotential areas for future activity\n\nIf you are unable to attend the event but would like to participate in the survey or follow up conversations\, please click here to give your input.\nParticipate in the Workshop Discussion\nExpress interest in a follow-up one-to-one conversation with the Knowledge Transfer Manager for Advanced Materials. Discussions are intended to provide space to explore challenges\, capabilities\, and collaboration interests in more detail.
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/innovate-uk-scoping-workshop-shaping-a-future-innovation-network-for-nuclear-materials-and-manufacturing/
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SUMMARY:Innovate UK - Hot topic: New technologies for high‑temperature heating in manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:Want to explore how cutting‑edge heating technologies can reduce energy consumption\, lower operational costs\, and accelerate the transition toward net zero manufacturing? \nIndustrial processes account for 18% of the UK’s total energy consumption\, and more than half of that energy is used for heating. Many manufacturing processes require high temperature operations (above 150°C) to achieve required material performance\, but these processes are energy intensive and heavily reliant on fossil fuels such as natural gas. \nAs pressures increase to reduce operating costs\, strengthen energy resilience\, and lower carbon emissions\, new high temperature heating technologies are emerging as credible alternatives. \nThis webinar brings together expert perspectives to explore how these innovations could transform UK manufacturing. \nWho should attend:\n\nManufacturing leaders seeking energy saving technologies\nProcess engineers and technical specialists\nSustainability and net zero managers\nInnovators developing industrial heating technologies\nAcademics and researchers working in thermal processess\nPolicy and decarbonisation professionals\n\nWhy this topic matters\nHigh‑temperature heating is often the largest single energy cost for manufacturers. It relies on established fossil fuel infrastructure with volatile pricing and must meet stringent product performance requirements. At the same time\, the sector faces increasing pressure to adopt lower‑carbon alternatives. New solutions\, including plasma\, microwave\, alternative burners\, and thermal batteries\, are emerging to support industrial decarbonisation. These technologies and their deployment considerations will be explored during this session. \nJoin us to learn about:\n\nThe role high‑temperature processes play in industrial energy consumption\nEmerging heating technologies with potential for decarbonisation\nBarriers and enablers for industrial adoption\nPractical deployment considerations for manufacturers\nOpportunities for collaboration and innovation support
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/innovate-uk-hot-topic-new-technologies-for-high-temperature-heating-in-manufacturing/
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SUMMARY:Understanding the UK Funding Landscape
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n\n\nAre you an Oxfordshire SME or entrepreneur seeking external funding? Join this practical 2-hour online workshop. \n\n\n\n\nYou must be based in Oxfordshire and have completed Enterprise Oxfordshire’s Business Support Tool since the 1st of November 2025 to attend this event. If you purchase a ticket without completing this\, your ticket will be cancelled. Business Support Tool – Enterprise Oxfordshire Business \nThis interactive workshop will unpack how Innovate UK and other major UK grant funders operate\, exploring what support is currently available and how to position your project for success. You’ll gain clarity on Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) – what they mean\, how they’re used\, and why funders care. \nWhile the funding landscape is challenging\, opportunities still exist for those who know where to look and how to tailor their approach. \nThe session includes 45–60 minutes of focused insights\, followed by an open discussion forum where you can share experiences\, ask questions\, and connect with others tackling similar challenges. \nDon’t miss this chance to strengthen your understanding\, sharpen your strategy\, and discover practical routes to unlock funding for your next innovation.
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/understanding-the-uk-funding-landscape-2/
LOCATION:On Line
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SUMMARY:Summer Extravaganza at UKAEA
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URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/summer-extravaganza-at-ukaea/
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SUMMARY:Remote Operations in Challenging Environments Training Course
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to maintain or decommission a plant using remotely operated robots and cameras?\nThis course aims to provide managers\, designers and operators with a broad view of the Remote Operations specialism including: \n\ndesign and specification of remotely operated equipment\nrules for tool design\nsoftware infrastructure must-haves for efficiency\, safety and accountability\nrisk reduction measures in high consequence environments\nbuilding a remote operations team – people\, processes and culture\nplant design considerations\n\nWho this course is for?\nThis course is designed for professionals involved in strategy\, design and operations from organisations: \n\nat the concept design stage – seeking to understand how to ‘design for remote’ and its impact on commercial viability\nwithout remote operations experience – needing to learn how to develop a functioning system and build a successful team\naiming to operate ‘safer\, faster\, more cost‑effectively’ – looking to introduce human-in-the-loop remote operations\nlooking to upskill their workforce in remote operations while leveraging existing remote infrastructure and facilities\n\nOur approach\nInteractive and engaging courses: discussions and hands-on sessions reinforce the core principles. \nUse of industry-leading robotic equipment at RACE for firsthand experience. \nUniversal application of principles: While the principles taught have been developed in the fusion sector\, they are relevant to any environment where remote equipment is used and mistakes could be costly. \n  \nRemote handling at UKAEA\nRACE is the UKAEA’s centre for Remote Applications in Challenging Environments. Its Remote Handling Team has been remotely maintaining the Joint European Torus (JET)\, a fusion machine located in Oxfordshire\, since the 1980s. Currently\, in its decommissioning phase\, JET is being stripped from the inside out using teleoperated equipment deployed on robotic booms. \nWith over 30\,000 hours of in-vessel operational experience\, RACE provides training and consultancy services to remote handling teams in the UK\, the US\, Sweden and Fukushima in Japan\, spanning the fusion\, big science and nuclear decommissioning sectors. \nUtilising robotics to perform tasks ensures the safety of personnel by keeping them out of hazardous environments\, speeds up task completion and reduces costs. Such specialised experience is rare in the industry due to the time required to develop it. Through this course\, we aim to share our knowledge and equip professionals across various sectors with the essential skills for remote operations.
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/remote-operations-in-challenging-environments-training-course/
LOCATION:Culham Campus
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SUMMARY:UKAEA’s SME Exhibition & Connect Event
DESCRIPTION:Building on the success of our first SME engagement event\, this year’s SME Exhibition & Connect Event will bring together SMEs\, Tier 1 organisations\, and UKAEA teams to explore opportunities\, share expertise\, showcase capabilities\, and strengthen partnerships within the fusion sector. \nWhat to expect: \n\nExhibition booths from SMEs and some Tier 1 suppliers\nInteractive workshops focused on key business and supply chain topics\nFusion 1-2-1 meetings to encourage meaningful collaboration opportunities\nNetworking with UKAEA stakeholders and industry partners\n\nThis event reflects UKAEA’s continuous commitment to creating a diverse\, inclusive\, and collaborative supply chain\, while giving SMEs greater visibility and access to future opportunities within the fusion industry.
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/ukaeas-sme-exhibition-connect-event/
LOCATION:Culham Campus
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SUMMARY:WIRE member discussion - Innovation For Good Growth
DESCRIPTION:Innovation doesn’t always have to mean a huge breakthrough. \nSometimes\, it’s about spotting something that isn’t working\, asking why\, trying something different and learning from the result. \nThat’s the thinking behind Innovating for Good Growth. \nBy focusing on opportunity\, value and capability\, businesses can identify where small changes could make a meaningful difference — and then use evidence to understand what actually works. \nWe’ll be exploring this approach at The Wire Live on 15 October\, looking at how innovation and process improvement can support better outcomes for businesses\, customers and communities. \nIf you’re interested in turning ideas into practical improvements\, come and join us.
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/wire-member-discussion-innovation-for-good-growth/
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SUMMARY:Start-up Huddle Oxford Networking
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n\nCome and network with Star-tup founders and entrepreneurs at the worlds largest monthly networking event *51 months consecutively* \n\n\n\n\nRecognised as the worlds largest monthly start-up networking event. EVERY third Thursday of the month\, since July 2022. \nNew location – a few mins walk from Westgate. \nStar-tup Huddle is designed to help one entrepreneur at a time while strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem. With 2 preselected start-ups presenting their business journey so far followed by QA\, feedback and plenty of time for networking. With ecosystem opportunities and national/international opportunities being shared. \nEntrepreneurs discover solutions to the challenges they face through purposeful engagement with a broad array of voices from the Oxfordshire entrepreneurial ecosystem. \nParticipants encouraged to support one another with their connections\, knowledge and insights. \nHot and cold refreshments provided. \nThe Star-tup Huddle is part of the Global Entrepreneurship Network\, further details and opportunities: Welcome | Global Entrepreneurship Network
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/start-up-huddle-oxford-networking/
LOCATION:Oxford Centre for Innovation\, 9 Alfred Street\, Oxford\, Oxfordshire\, OX1 4EH\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Third Visualizing Offline and Live Data with AI (VOLDA) workshop – 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Third Visualizing Offline and Live Data with AI (VOLDA) workshop will take place at The Cosener’s House\, Abingdon\, United Kingdom. The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) organises the workshop. \nVOLDA brings together the fusion community to explore advanced scientific visualisation\, digital twin environments\, and interactive data interpretation workflows\, alongside artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques that support insight generation from complex fusion experiments and simulations. \nOver 3 days\, the workshop will focus on practical experience\, lessons learned\, and innovative approaches for visualising\, analysing\, and interacting with large-scale fusion data from offline simulation outputs to live experimental streams. \nThe programme will include invited and contributed presentations\, structured discussions\, and opportunities for collaboration across research organisations and industry. \nAbstract submission\nWe invite authors to submit abstracts aligned with the conference topics of the Third Visualizing Offline and Live Data with AI (VOLDA) Workshop – 2026. \nAll submissions must come through the online submission system. The programme committee will review submissions for relevance and scientific quality. \nThe workshop offers two contribution categories: \n\nContributed Presentation – accepted submissions will be oral presentations within the technical programme.\nDiscussion Contributions – accepted submissions will be structured interactive sessions and roundtable discussions.\n\nSubmit an abstract\nRegistration\nParticipation in the workshop is by acceptance of abstract only. \nWe will notify authors of the outcome of the review process. Once an abstract is accepted\, we will invite presenting authors and discussion participants to complete the registration process. The registration form will be available at a later date. We will provide instructions to accepted participants. \nParticipation is moderated\, and places are limited due to room capacity. \nWho can attend\nThe workshop is intended for researchers\, designers\, engineers\, and developers working in scientific visualisation\, fusion data interpretation\, digital twins\, interactive diagnostic systems\, real-time data platforms\, and AI and ML applications supporting insight generation in fusion research. \nWe particularly welcome participants developing or applying advanced visualisation workflows\, immersive and XR tools\, and interactive systems for exploring complex experimental and simulation data. \nDue to high demand and limited availability\, please register only if you are confident you can attend. \nKey dates\n\nWorkshop dates: 27 to 29 October 2026\nAbstract submission deadline: 30 April 2026\nNotification of Acceptance: 10 May 2026\n\nNote: We may close submissions early if capacity is reached. \nGet more information\nVisas and Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)\nCheck if you need a visa or ETA on the UK government website. We recommend applying at least 16 weeks before the event. \nIf you require an invitation letter\, please email the organising team with your full name\, organisation\, and nationality as stated in your passport. \nWe encourage International participants to submit their abstracts as early as possible to allow sufficient time for visa processing.
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/third-visualizing-offline-and-live-data-with-ai-volda-workshop-2026/
LOCATION:The Cosener’s House\, OX14 3JD
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SUMMARY:OxLEP Marketplace and Celebration 2026
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n\nEnterprise Oxfordshire is pleased to announce this year’s Marketplace and Celebration event on 4th November 2026. \n\n\n\n\nWe are absolutely delighted to announce the return of our Marketplace and Celebration event for 2026 (MAC26)! Following the resounding success of last year\, which saw a vibrant marketplace and a truly memorable awards evening at the Oxford Town Hall\, we are back to bring together Oxfordshire’s thriving business community once again. \nMAC26 is designed to be the ultimate platform for connection\, recognition\, and opportunity. This year\, we are shining a spotlight on the remarkable achievements of the SMEs\, innovators\, and leaders who have engaged with Enterprise Oxfordshire Business since April 2022. \nCelebrate. Connect. Elevate. The MAC26 marketplace will host around 40 local businesses\, providing a unique space to showcase products\, services and ground-breaking ideas. Our celebratory awards ceremony will highlight the outstanding accomplishments across the county and because we believe every success story deserves a stage\, nominations for all categories are completely free. \nWe are incredibly grateful for the continued support of our partners and sponsors who make this event possible. More than just a ceremony\, MAC26 is a chance to elevate your profile and tap into a wide range of free business support. \nJoin the celebration on November 4th\, 2026. More details to come. \nAn Award entry form can be requested when booking your ticket here or via our website at: Marketplace and Celebration 2026 – Enterprise Oxfordshire Business or by emailing business@enterpriseoxfordshire.com \nIf you are interested in becoming an event supporter for MAC26\, please email business@enterpriseoxfordshire.com for more information. \nWhy you should attend \nThis event will bring together approximately 200 businesses to celebrate Oxfordshire’s business community\, and showcase the Oxfordshire SMEs who have engaged with Enterprise Oxfordshire Business since April 2022 in both the Marketplace and the Awards. \nThis event provides a valuable opportunity to recognise and celebrate the breadth of business success across Oxfordshire\, while fostering meaningful connections. Now in its fourth year\, this flagship initiative delivered by Enterprise Oxfordshire has become a well‑established and highly regarded fixture in the county’s business calendar. Noted for the quality\, the event brings together SMEs\, sector specialists and key decision‑makers to support collaboration and contribute to the continued development of Oxfordshire’s business community. \nEvent Agenda \n6.00 pm – Arrival\, Marketplace and Networking \n7.00 pm – Award presentations \n8.00pm – Marketplace and Networking \n9.00pm – Close
URL:https://www.culham-ic.co.uk/event/oxlep-marketplace-and-celebration-2026/
LOCATION:Oxford Town Hall
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