The Scottish public support the use of innovation to help tackle major social challenges in Scotland, including climate change, improving public health and growing the economy, a new survey has revealed.
The Christmas holidays have just concluded but the consequences – a few pounds around the waistline and lots of unrecyclable wrapping paper – will unfortunately last longer.
The Scotsman’s quarterly business magazine Vision Scotland is a window on Scottish innovation, collaboration and responsible business, and this latest issue is dedicated to funding and finance across all sectors.
A UK league table ranking the intellectual property strength of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has placed a Scottish technology company at number one for the third year running.
An Edinburgh-based start-up whose technology helps police investigators to find evidence faster has secured a £1.3 million injection from a consortium of investors.
Edinburgh engineering firm Vert Rotors has launched the second stage of a “cutting-edge” project with the European Space Agency (ESA) following a successful year of initial testing.
Tidal energy outfit Nova Innovation is opening itself up to additional investment from the public after surpassing its initial crowdfunding target within weeks.
Scotland’s women-led businesses can bag a place on an international trade mission to promote their ventures on a global scale through the 2020 AccelerateHER Awards, which launch today.
An Edinburgh-based company has developed a robotic security vehicle that can help solve blind spot challenges, patrol perimeters and investigate alarms.
It was Winston Churchill who said of the Scots: “Of all the small nations on earth perhaps only the Greeks surpass the Scots in their contribution to mankind.”
Renewables specialist Res says it has helped owners of energy-generating assets in the UK add more than £21 million to forecast revenue over the past two and a half years.
