ENGINE Summit: Service Providers

Advanced R&D for Competitive Advantage

The ENGINE Summit is a new one-day forum designed for R&D organisations of all sizes who want to find out more about partnering with the most advanced research capabilities available to UK industry.

The summit is organised around key Industrial Strategy themes: AI, Quantum, Space, Defence, Life Sciences, Clean Energy and Advanced Materials.

ENGINE offers direct access to the expertise and equipment that drive genuie innovation.

ENGINE will take place in the brand-new CO:LABs building on Harwell Campus, and include multiple concurrent stages with focused facility presentations, industry panels, 1-1 partnering sessions, and keynote addresses from leaders shaping the future of UK science and innovation.

Attendees will gain new insights into accelerating product development, validating new materials, and unlocking breakthroughs that would be impossible within their own laboratories.

The event will culminate in an evening reception and the official opening of the new CO:LABs building.

A full agenda and speaker details will be shared and updated in the coming months.

We welcome Service Providers to attend and/or exhibit at the summit.

• Service Provider - Individual Attendee: £300.00
• Service Provider - Exhibitor Package: £1,000.00 (1x exhibitor stand space [2m x 2m] with 1x attendee)

Sharing of personal details:

By registering for and acquiring a ticket to this event, you consent to your name, organisation and email address being shared with the event organising team for the purposes of event management, attendee coordination and event-related communication. The organising team comprises of Harwell Science and Innovation Campus, and the following organisations: Diamond Light Source, ISIS Neutron and Muon Source, the Central Laser Facility, the National Quantum Computing Centre, the Rosalind Franklin Institute, RAL Space, The Faraday Institution, the MRC Mary Lyon Centre, the Satellite Applications Catapult, the European Space Agency, and the UK Space Agency. For full details on how we use your data, retention periods, and your rights, see the event privacy notice here.