The 25th Intelligent Sensing Programme will boast speakers from around the world, about developments for sensors and instrumentation.
It runs on October 22 from 9:30am to 3:45pm at Institute of Engineering and Technology, Savoy Place, London WC2.
Speakers will cover the latest in biologically inspired chemical sensing, remote sensing using autonomous vehicles, and developments in smart biosensing and biodiagnostics systems. There will also be presentations on accessing EU funding and UK Trade and Investment support. Organised by the Sensors & Instrumentation Knowledge Transfer Network, the event will provide developers, suppliers and end-users of sensors systems and instrumentation with networking and collaboration opportunities.
Why Security KIN
For the last three years, Paul Osborne the Sector Development Executive for Cranfield University has been funded through South East England Development Agency’s Knowledge Network Programme to develop a Security Knowledge and Innovation Network (Security KIN). The aim of the Security KIN is to mobilise and bring together innovators from large and small companies and the knowledge base to address current security issues.
During the event, Paul Osborne, will outline some of the security related research and development funding opportunities available under European Programmes that may be relevant to organisations developing sensing technologies. He will discuss the factors that should be considered by security companies considering engaging in European R&D collaborations, the factors that increase the prospects or submitting a successful bid and the further challenge of achieving successful commercialisation of the results of EU funded collaborative R&D. He will then describe some of the support opportunities that are available to assist organisations engaging in European Programmes.
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