October

App-based social learning platform, SwattUp, went from idea to reality with the help of the Keele Research and Innovation Support Programme (KRISP)*.

Regenerative medicine company, Orthocell Ltd, have recently established their European HQ at Keele University Science and Innovation Park

Business leaders and entrepreneurs from across Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire have celebrated their graduation from a Keele University support programme.

Local business Qdos, based in Betley, are transforming the sales industry through app-based technologies. Qdos turned to the Keele University Business Gateway for support to grow their business and took part in the Keele Research and Innovation Support Programme (KRISP).

The Midlands Innovation group of universities, of which Keele University is a proud member, has launched the largest collaboration between university technology transfer offices in the UK in order to attract investment and management talent to the region.

A Stafford-based company that has benefitted from support from Keele University’s Business Gateway has recently been presented with its second Queen’s Award for Enterprise.

On 1 October, Midlands Innovation partners welcomed Professor Sir John Bell to explore the considerable Life Science strengths and opportunities present that can support current and future efforts of the Life Sciences Industrial Strategy