Beer-to-water ratios, eliminating second rinses and steam recapture, are now common parlance among brewery managers more used to talking about mash tubs and fermentation vessels.

A great spotlight on FutureX co-founder Bruce Walker, who, like us here at Jumpstart, is a stalwart supporter of British industry.

Recent innovation by SMEs and academia has led to several exciting new material developments with implications for a wide variety of different industries.

Since it was introduced by the UK Government in 2000, Research & Development (R&D) tax relief has proven to be an excellent measure, driving forward competitiveness in many British businesses, including a significant number of manufacturing companies which are ideally placed to secure this rebate.

The UK’s renewable energy sector continues to adjust to the post-subsidy environment.

Jumpstart, the research and development (R&D) tax credit specialist, has secured two key partnership deals that will give the firm access to thousands of businesses.

Published on 21st March this year, the report[1] on the importance of science and innovation in current Brexit talks aims to set out the Government’s reassurances to retain and build on the UKs leading position in science, within the context of leaving the EU.

Recent developments have led to several exciting emergent technologies that will provide greater benefit to the Energy and Environmental sectors.

Claiming R&D tax relief isn’t exactly rocket science is it? Sorry to disappoint you, but yes it is actually.