London-based company 10 in 5 Limited linked with academics from UCL via an LTN event, who then provided vital testing facilities for their innovative product. The result? The company saves £50,000 and gains access to expert knowledge, practical know-how and motivated students: a vital boost for the fledgling company.

After attending an LTN networking event Kodak are working on a £300,000 project with the University of Greenwich, to explore new ways to sustain the quality of light.

Digital media company Otodio Limited had a tricky request for London Technology Network (LTN): they needed an expert with skills in both engineering and linguistics to develop their latest product. The request was sent out to the LTN’s network of academic contacts, a process that quickly uncovered the perfect partner at the University of Surrey.

When Philips Shanghai sought expertise in the field of radio propagation through the human body, they turned to London Technology Network for help. The result was a successful collaboration with world-class researchers from Queen Mary, University of London.

World-leading sensor technology firm Smiths Detection sought answers on the immobilisation of antibodies for a new device, and London Technology Network helped to identify the expertise they needed at King’s College London.

Carbon materials experts MAST Carbon have expanded the application of their products thanks to a key LTN contact at the University of Brighton.

The UK’s largest engineering consultancy Atkins have found innovation partners at universities across England, thanks to LTN’s networking events and technology matching service.