Sustainable Thinking Scotland Community Interest Company
Sustainable Thinking Scotland Community Interest Company collaborated with both the University of the Highlands and Islands and the University of Strathclyde to advance their production of biochar whilst also ensuring effective regulatory standards were put in place governing its manufacturing and subsequent use.
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Scottish Counselling Services Ltd
Scottish Counselling Services Ltd collaborated with the University of Aberdeen's School of Computing Science to create Session on Demand; a product developed from an original idea of how to build an app for organising/booking consultations with counsellors.
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Loch Electronics Ltd
In partnership with Robert Gordon University, Loch Electronics Ltd has designed a compact, low-energy dishwasher that also includes sanitisation and disinfection functions for protection against COVID-19 for items that would normally get damaged by water.
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Cumbraecraft
Interface introduced North Ayrshire Council to the School of Design and Informatics at Abertay University, Europe's top-ranked institution for video games education, to develop a heritage themed interactive game that could be used in both classroom and remotely in a home learning environment.
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Creative Carbon Scotland
Funded by a Scottish Funding Council Innovation Voucher, Creative Carbon Scotland collaborated with Gray’s School of Art at Robert Gordon University to prototype the Library of Creative Sustainability hosted on the CCS website: a new digital resource showcasing best practice examples of collaborations between sustainability partners and artists seeking to make the world a better place.
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CogniHealth Ltd
CogniHealth collaborated with the University of the Highlands & Islands to strengthen the monitor-and-track functionality and add interactive features to their healthcare app.
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Algae Limited
Algae Limited collaborated with Edinburgh Napier University to develop an organic conjugate made from seaweed and Gum Arabic as a novel bioplastic material that could be used as an alternative to traditional plastics.
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Wanlockhead Museum
Wanlockhead Museum collaborated with the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow as part of the Adopt a Business scheme; a new initiative aimed at boosting the sector’s recovery from COVID-19 by connecting tourism businesses to university academics and students, helping businesses to diversify and adapt to the new environment.
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The Whithorn Trust
The Whithorn Trust collaborated with the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow as part of the Adopt a Business scheme; a new initiative aimed at boosting the sector’s recovery from COVID-19 by connecting tourism businesses to university academics and students for research and development projects; helping businesses to diversify and adapt to the new environment.
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Phoenix Instinct Limited
Phoenix Instinct Limited collaborated with the University of the West of Scotland to undertake a feasibility study to determine if their idea of incorporating cutting edge smart systems into an old concept – the manual wheelchair - was practical and achievable.
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