Welcome to IKT

NEW!!

IKT GInnN Professional Network

IKT GInnN (Global Innovation Network) - a professional networking platform launched with a view to improving members' connectivity beyond IKT, especially connecting with other national and international online communities including those in industry and academe

IKT "Conversations" - the newly launched KT blog. We're holding a public discussion on hot topics in Knowledge Transfer. Visit our new blog page to read and join in the conversation.

Profesional news feeds - providing regular news updates and articles of interest to the KT community available on the IKT website with more in depth articles becoming available to members soon on the IKT members area of GinnN.

Coming Soon

We are delighted to preview the following member services which are well advanced in their planning and will be launched early this year.

IKT Newsletter with practitioner content and interest - will be launched during April 2008
Mentoring framework - an on-line system to identify suitable mentors and mentees with supporting guidance and brochure - target launch first half 2008

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The Institute of Knowledge Transfer (IKT) is an independent, democratic and not-for-profit professional body, established to promote the interests of the profession and the practice of 'knowledge transfer' (KT).

IKT is a company limited by guarantee registered under company number 05312703 and has its registered office at Aimes Centre,10 Duke Street, Liverpool L1 5AS.

General enquiries: Robin Bates +44 (0)20 7470 4912 or email robin bates

Institute of Knowledge Transfer

C/O IOP

76 Portland Place

London

W1B 1NT

Executive Director: Dr Philip Graham +44 (0) 7711126638

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Latest News

15th May 2008 - Results of member elections to the IKT Board

We are pleased to announce that following the recent membership elections the following candidates have been appointed to the IKT Board.

15th May 2008 - Dr Cathy Garner, IKT Board member appointed to SABIP

Friday, May 09, 2008 - Strategic Advisory Board for Intellectual Property (SABIP) has been set up as an advisory non-departmental body to give Ministers strategic advice on intellectual property issues. It has a research budget which it will use to commission the empirical evidence that will underpin its thinking and advice.

31st March 2008 - Technology Strategy Board's (TSB) Collaborative R&D support for Creative Industries.

Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is providing co-funding for all three strands of the Technology Strategy Board's (TSB) Collaborative R&D support for Creative Industries.