Business
The Institute is committed to working with, and representing the views of, businesses that depend on physics and physicists.
Through a range of events, projects and policy activities, the Institute engages with and supports physics-based businesses across the UK and Ireland.
This engagement allows the Institute to represent the interests of physics and physics-based businesses at the highest levels of governments and other agencies, and to better understand and promote the roles of physics and physicists across the economies of the UK and Ireland.
This section contains information on Business meetings and other events that might be of interest to members in business, and activities such as the IOP Innovation Awards and our reports on the importance of physics-based businesses to the economy.
News
What has physics done for your company lately?
27 February 2013
The Institute of Physics (IOP)’s Innovation Awards are now open for entries
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IOP Business Forum: The UK's innovation landscape
Presentations from this event have now been added
The importance of physics to the Welsh economy
Forthcoming event highlighting the significant contribution of physics-based businesses to the Welsh economy
IOP Innovation Awards
2013 award details now available
Parliament meets science in business
The Institute of Physics, working in collaboration with the Houses of Parliament Parliamentary Outreach Service and Business Durham, presents “Parliament meets science in business”
Supercomputing for the 21st Century: Advanced Modelling and virtual prototyping - A step change
Forthcoming event on 18 September 2012 featuring David Willetts, Minister of State for Universities and Science and others
IOP Business Forum: "Powering the Future: Energy Generation in North Wales"
Forthcoming event on 26 July 2012 organised by the IOP
Best Practice in Professional Development
Award winners announced!
IOP Business Forum: The new innovation landscape - The impact in the north west
Discussion notes now added
IOP Business Forum: Physics, the key to a thriving Scottish economy
Presentations from the event have now been added