Electronics Knowledge Transfer Network

Cambridge Network is operating the Electronics Knowledge Transfer Network for the East of England.

Next event - 'The Future of Electronics' in Cambridge on the 9th September 2008

Cambridge Network, with our partner the University of Hertfordshire, will be delivering the Electronics Knowledge Transfer Network to the East of England*. We will shortly be launching a series of events and activities for this group. Organisations and individuals with interests in Electronics and wishing to participate in these events will need to join the EKTN Network. Membership for the EKTN is free. To join please complete the short registration form at Survey Monkey, and we will be in contact shortly with the activities for the region.

The terms and condition for registration are available to view here

About the Electronics Knowledge Transfer Network

Knowledge Transfer Networks are initiatives supported by the Technology Strategy Board designed to promote specific market sectors or technologies.

The Electronics KTN will pull together the network of UK capabilities across the electronics value chain, from research through to design and product development, including sales and operations. It aims to harness and promote the sector's global potential and facilitate knowledge transfer to help companies realise best practice, while creating a community rich with potential collaborative partners.

The work of the EKTN can be broadly divided into three main activities:

The Capability Directory - a fully searchable listing of UK electronics companies to promote knowledge transfer and networking
Regional KTN activities – delivered by our local partners
National Programme - a set of national themes and conferences covering emerging technologies, areas of excellence and good business practice relating to the electronics industry.

Please contact clare.dennis@cambridgenetwork.co.uk with any further questions.

For further information about the EKTN please click here.

*The EKTN activities in the East of England region are coordinated with the University of Hertfordshire and geographically cover all London Boroughs north of the River Thames and Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Norfolk, Bedfordshire, Essex and Hertfordshire.