February 26, 2013 - Resources : Blog

‘New designs for a circular economy’ brief: Meet the winners round 1
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Learn more about the projects approved for funding under round 1 of the Technology Strategy Board's 'New Designs for a Circular Economy' feasibility competition.

February 18, 2013 - News : Past event

Competition Webinar: Tuesday 19th Feb, 2013
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Are you interested in entering the Technology Strategy Board's 'New Designs for a Circular Economy' competition? Make sure you are online on Tuesday 19th February, 10am - 2pm for a briefing webinar by the TSB.

February 18, 2013 - News : Past event

THURSDAY 7TH MARCH. 2013, NETWORKING IN MANCHESTER.
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In partnership with the TSB, the ESktn is running a networking event in Manchester, providing delegates with a better understanding of the ‘New Designs for a Circular Economy’ competition.
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February 15, 2013 - News : Past event

FRIDAY 1ST MARCH. 2013, NETWORKING IN BRISTOL.
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In partnership with the TSB and the Great Recovery, the ESktn is running a networking event in Bristol, providing delegates with a better understanding of the 'New Designs for a Circular Economy' competition.

February 8, 2013 - Resources : Blog

New Year, new resource efficiency competitions
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John Whittall, Lead Technologist in Resource Efficiency at the Technology Strategy Board gives an overview of this years competitions on his blog.
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November 13, 2012 - Resources : Blog

Online collaboration board
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This page aims to set up the sort of collaborations across the design, manufacturing and recovery “loop” that the circular economy demands.
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September 13, 2012 - News : Archived

TSB COMPETITION LAUNCHES!
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We’re very excited to announce the launch of the Technology Strategy Board competition. They are investing up to £1.25m in feasibility studies into the re-design of products, components and systems to retain material within the economy over several cycles of use – ‘closing the loop’. The new designs should lead...