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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sophie Goddard

When lightbulb moments become reality: how academics at Sheffield Hallam University are helping firms innovate and grow

Prof Conor Moss, executive dean for the college of business, technology and engineering.
Prof Conor Moss, executive dean for the college of business, technology and engineering. Photograph: GRAPHY LTD/Nigel Barker Photography

At a time when economic growth and productivity are critical to the UK’s future, the ability to turn brilliant ideas into commercial successes is more important than ever. And in a complex world, giving businesses, from manufacturers to AI innovators, access to the expertise they need can be transformational.

This is where Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) come in, matching companies with universities to the benefit of both partners. Businesses gain access to the knowledge and technical insight they need to drive innovation and academics get the chance to apply their research to real world problems.

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