News
News and current information of interest to Scotland's innovators.
We’re calling on suppliers and citizens to submit their innovative proposals. We aim to bring viable and approved innovations to market through a five step process: registration, innovation submission, triage, assessment, and delivery.
All proposals will receive a response and feedback from a range of public sector experts. Viable and approved innovations will be guided to market, through provision of appropriate support and funding.
Meet the Buyer Ayrshire - 4th October 2023
Don’t miss your chance to hear about the latest public sector opportunities in Ayrshire.
Cytosponge
A video case study on Cytosponge, a new diagnostic test being introduced by NHS Scotland to identify important oesophageal conditions such as Barrett’s oesophagus.
DataFest Data Summit
Data Summit is Scotland’s celebration of innovation, data, and AI, welcoming thought leaders from around the world to tackle some of the biggest questions humanity faces today.
The Data Lab - Scotland's Innovation centre for data and AI.
Find out how The Data Lab helps to harness opportunities, connect people and ideas and develops knowledge and expertise.
Are you a Scottish Healthcare worker interested in innovation? The NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme is once again open to Scottish innovators!
Inviting budding entrepreneurs from Scotland to apply for this ground-breaking programme that are helping bring innovations into the NHS to improve patient care.
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Events
Find out about events that are relevant to innovation in Scotland.
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Case Studies
Learn about innovations supported and developed in Scotland and the difference that they're making.
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How to submit an innovation
Some helpful guidance on registering to use the Scotland Innovates service, submitting an innovation and the assessment process.
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Funding Information
Links to helpful funding support information, which may be applicable to innovative submissions.
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Useful Resources
Links and information useful for navigating innovation in Scotland.
