AI in Health
The application of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning to the field of health represents a major opportunity for the UK. AI is a powerful tool that can be applied across industry sectors to solve specific challenges. The application of these tools in Health requires a mutual understanding between the AI and Health communities.
KTN’s objective is to develop specific community building activities in the individual sub-specialisms associated with Health and, specifically, to bring together these communities via an events programme to build a coherent sector.
Our goal is to help you form powerful collaborations across the Health and AI community in the UK, and turn your ambitious ideas into real-world solutions. We use our deep expertise and diverse connections to offer you direct support, and link you to relevant funding opportunities and potential partners.
Current AI in Health funding opportunities
Innovate UK Smart Grants: April 2022
Opens: 25/04/2022 Closes: 27/07/2022
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £25 million for game-changing, commercially viable R&D innovation that can significantly impact the UK economy. It must be an innovative, disruptive, ambitious, world-class solution, with no similar technology commercially available any
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Fast Start: Innovation for net zero and healthcare
Opens: 11/07/2022 Closes: 26/07/2022
Innovate UK is offering small and micro businesses a share of up to £30 million in grants for affordable, adoptable and investable innovations in net zero and self-driven healthcare.
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AI at the Edge: Healthcare
This webinar will explore the potential impact of the addition of AI or Machine Learning to embedded solutions in the Healthcare industry.
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AI at the Edge: Healthcare
This webinar will explore the potential impact of the addition of AI or Machine Learning to embedded solutions in the Healthcare industry.
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Read our latest report: Robotics and Automation within the Medicines Manufacturing community
The UK is lagging behind other countries in the widespread adoption and deployment of automation and robotics across the Medicines Manufacturing industry. Innovate UK and KTN arranged a workshop to gain insight into what gaps exist and where innovation could help resolve these issues.