Innovation News
Jobs in digital tech in Cardiff have grown by almost a third over the last three years, as Wales builds…
A £15 million marine energy project which could “transform the renewable industry”, is getting vital support from legal and business…
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Wales stands to benefit from a high-quality jobs and growth bonanza over the next decade in its already healthy life sciences sector, according to new research.
Swansea University Medical School has welcomed the announcement of £33million of Welsh Government funding to develop new, innovative healthcare products and services, which will help boost the economy and create new high quality jobs.
Cardiff-based Genesis Biosciences, a global biosciences company specialising in safe and natural microbial products, has recently launched its products on Amazon.
A new UK Tech Innovation Index is available today which shows that Wales and the South West of England have significant strengths across a range of sectors including AI and Data, Clean Growth, Advanced Manufacturing and Ageing Society. It also illustrates for the first time a significant overlap of activity clusters between the regions, with Bristol, Cardiff and Newport showing especially strong links to each other.
Richard Theo, co-founder and CEO of Wealthify, has been appointed as the government’s new fintech envoy for Wales.
Genesis Biosciences, a Welsh Biosciences company which has been pioneering the innovation of effective natural eco-benign cleaning products all over the world, has just been double nominated as finalists for the 2018 Cardiff Business Awards.