The OpTIC Technology centre is a unique business and technology centre based in St Asaph, in the heart of North Wales linking R&D, Industry and Academia offering conference facilities, meeting rooms, incubation and specialist engineering and research services.
Project HELIX provides funded technical and commercial support for Welsh food and drink companies.
The Active Building Centre’s mission is to deliver transformational change in the construction and energy sectors, revolutionising the way we heat and power our homes, schools and offices.
AberInnovation provides world-leading facilities and expertise within the biotechnology, agri-tech, and food and drink sectors.
IBERS is a centre for internationally renowned research and teaching excellence.
The Pembroke Dock Marine initiative is a transformational project for Wales and the rest of the UK creating clear opportunities for industry on the west coast of Wales.
Working in partnership with Public Health Wales and Life Sciences Hub Wales, Pencoed-based Ortho Clinical Diagnostics has been applying their wealth of global experience in in-vitro diagnostics to respond to this new challenge by providing high-quality, reliable antibody testing across Wales.
Economic regeneration can take its inspiration from unusual sources.
Not many car designs set out to change the world. From Powys to the planet, start-up company Riversimple has spent 20 years developing the technology and business strategies that have led to its carbon-fibre Rasa vehicle.
Based in the market town of Machynlleth, Dulas is an award-winning renewable energy firm whose refrigeration technology is helping to fight disease in the developing world — and its co-operative model means every employee has a stake.
Chemostrat undertakes chemical analysis of sedimentary rock for the biggest players in the global oil and gas industry.
Many consumers find it a chore to deal with banks and utility companies on the telephone or online.