Roslin Innovation Centre tenant company SeaWarm, is a joint winner in the 'Place-Based Impact' category at the Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards. This Award was sponsored by Highlands and Islands Enterprise and recognises collaborative initiatives that bring together partners from across Scotland to deliver targeted, positive outcomes for specific regions or local communities.
Scotland’s Life Sciences Awards 2026 is a prestigious annual conference and awards which brings together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to celebrate outstanding individuals and teams across nine categories. Roslin Innovation Centre was delighted to have several tenant companies amongst the finalists and CanCan Diagnostics was a winner!
University of Edinburgh biotech spinout BIOCAPTIVA has raised £1.58 million in a new funding round and launched its first product in the US. The company recently located to Roslin Innovation Centre.
The UK Science Park Association (UKSPA) members and guests gathered in Scotland for the Spring Conference, sharing knowledge and experiences, discussing challenges and exploring ways to work together to create a bigger impact.
Babraham Research Campus, part of the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Campus network has announced the appointment of Dr Rich Ferrie to the role of Chief Executive Officer.
Agricultural research, innovation, and specialist facilities in the Dundee & Angus region, provides opportunities for collaboration to accelerate agri-tech innovation in Scotland. Val Hughes-White, Roslin Innovation Centre Director, and Dave Ross, a Partner in AgriFood Investment Advisory (AIA), visited recently to learn more.
The DDI Programme has published its latest annual report. An insightful and positive review of 2025, that demonstrate the innovation and collaboration we have within Edinburgh & South East Scotland City Region and highlights the many achievements, investment and developments across the DDI Hubs, which includes Easter Bush Campus and Roslin Innovation Centre.
Scotland’s Life Sciences Awards celebrate the leading players in Scotland’s buoyant life sciences industry and recognise those who have contributed most to the sector in the last year. We're delighted to see several tenant companies appearing on this impressive short-list, and across various categories.
Beta Bugs Ltd, a developer of premium Black Soldier Fly (BSF) genetics based at Roslin Innovation Centre, has announced the appointment of Dr Alan Tinch as Chief Executive Officer, effective February 2026.
Carbogenics, a new Roslin Innovation Centre tenant, has successfully closed a $3 million investment and grant funding round, positioning the company in a position for accelerated growth and international expansion.