One year on from the signing of a Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement between the UK and US, UK Science Minister Sam Gyimah visited Boston, Houston and Washington DC to meet with innovators, disruptors and academics. He announced further collaboration when UK life science experts visit Texas in November, seeking access to US markets for UK innovators. The UK’s leading research universities are also working together across Europe to support European innovation by providing more funding opportunities through Horizon 2020 programmes.
One year on from the signing of a Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement between the UK and US, UK Science Minister Sam Gyimah visited Boston, Houston and Washington DC to meet with innovators, disruptors and academics. He announced further collaboration when UK life science experts visit Texas in November, seeking access to US markets for UK innovators. During his trip, Gyimah met with representatives from the education and aerospace industries, including LearnLaunch, NASA, the Challenger Education Centre and the National Institutes for Standards and Technology.