KQ Liverpool's Future Innovators Programme is among the first seven Liverpool City Region Innovation Zone projects set for approval. 

Dozens of children will help usher in the week at the unveiling of a new primary school book, The Animates - Learning in Liverpool, to inspire 6 to 8-year-olds into science and innovation, developed by KQ Liverpool and Connected Places Catapult.

The Future Innovators Programme encourages young people to learn about the innovation, science and technology career opportunities available in KQ Liverpool, with an aim of creating tangible aspirations.

KQ Liverpool has been shortlisted in the Social Impact Initiative - Commercial Property category of the Property Week Awards

Professor Kot, a global expert in sensor technology, joins the consortium, which works propel the discovery and development of innovative treatments and products for infectious diseases, as Senior Business Development Manager.

Change Makers Live is a national business & innovation conference designed with the aim of exploring innovative solutions to the challenges facing the UK and global economy in the twenty-first century.

The Pandemic Institute is taking part in the national Pints of Science initiative at pubs across Liverpool from 13 to 15 May 2024, including a special event hosted by Director Professor Tom Solomon CBE on 14 May at Leaf on Bold Street. 

The new programme will support the growing number of startups and spin-outs created within the KQ Liverpool innovation district.

The new programme will support the growing number of startups and spin-outs created within the KQ Liverpool innovation district.

The Pandemic Institute has welcomed a visit from Dr Charles Huang, whose company InnovaMedical Group provided the initial £10m philanthropic donation that founded the Institute.

A new prospectus has been released showcasing the future vision for Fabric District, a key component of Liverpool's Knowledge Quarter.

There are a whole host of fantastic roles currently being advertised by KQ Liverpool partners and the individual businesses who are located within our urban innovation district, ranging from senior positions to entry level opportunities.

The new programme will support the growing number of startups and spin-outs created within the KQ Liverpool innovation district.

The Infection Innovation Consortium: iiCON has bolstered its core team, welcoming a cohort of new starters to support operations following strong growth.