On the 12th of November BT announced that it has developed an epidemiology-based cybersecurity prototype, “Inflame.”

There are many potential applications for this technology, however Applied Research is finding a strong pull towards the Internet of Things and Smart Factory Ecosystem from stakeholders across the business.

Adastral residents: You're invited to a Hothouse, where you can help define and drive the future of AtLAS.

‘A Smarter Suffolk’ is part of the £22.9m ADEPT Places Live Labs Programme funded by the Department of Transport.

The joint initiative by BT and the University of Suffolk officially opens at Adastral Park.

Want to work at the heart of innovation in the UK? Join our virtual careers event.

On Thursday 9th September, iTrinegy (one of our Innovation Martlesham companies) had the honour of being presented with the Queens Award for Enterprise for International Trade by the Lord-Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, Mr Robert Voss CBE CStJ.

The Robotics and Drone lab is up and running at Adastral Park.

We joined Anasol to understand what it means to be an AI and Immersive Tech Research Specialist at BT based at Adastral Park.

Our Innovation Martlesham cluster which is based at Adastral Park are delighted to welcome Pretty Technical as a new company to the ever growing tech cluster.

“Hello Future” is the theme for the 2021 Norwich Science Festival and we are delighted to be supporting a special week of activities for schools.

Coderus, located at BT’s Adastral Park in Martlesham has received the Clutch Sustained Growth Award.

Adastral Park are really proud to be part of this event - we’ll be giving you an exclusive Virtual behind the scenes view at Adastral Park – home to over 150 high tech companies!

Innovation Martlesham company Muhdo recently featured on on BBC Click, demonstrating the power of epigenetic testing which enables you to discover and improve your biological age.

The Smart world showcase at Adastral Park has recently been rebranded and refreshed to bring together IoT, 5G and Mobility into one area.

Innovation Martlesham Company DoubleMe, creator of the social mixed reality (MR) platform TwinWorld, announced their official partnership with a historical South Korean city, Buyeo, to create the world’s first “Hologram City.”

If you missed it first time round, we’ve made our exhilarating AI talks accessible to you via our YouTube channel.

5 themes over 5 days – the first virtual BT Adastral Park British Science Week (BSW) took place from 8th – 12th March 2021 and was a great success!

An expert panel has been brought together to help talk through the key steps businesses need to take to digitally transform their business for the better.

We are delighted to announce that BT Applied Research's Trevor Linney, Openreach Research Director has been appointed as one of the new 16 members of The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Strategic Advisory Network (SAN).

The 2020 BT-Pembroke Lecture marked a series of firsts - it was their first annual celebration of the relationship between BT and Pembroke College to take place online, it was the first to have over 100 attendees from across the world and it was the first based on a non-technical subject.

Innovation Martlesham Company DoubleMe has been named the winner of K-Global Silicon Valley 2020’s 10 million KRW (about $10,000) K-Pitch competition, an annual convention held to acknowledge Korea’s competitive technological advancements in Silicon Valley.

British Science Week is a fantastic opportunity to tap into young bright minds and a great way to explore key hot topics in a fun and engaging way.

24th – 25th February is your opportunity to hear from industry leading experts in AI. With key speakers from BT, Facebook, Google, MIT, NASA and more, it’s a virtual event not to be missed.

An excellent recap video on some of Adastral Park's notable items and achievements in 2020. Despite the difficult challenges and obstacles, there have been some excellent achievements right across our community.

BT Applied Research has had 4 of it's employees recognised as they bagged 4 ITP awards!

Rainbird is an intelligent automation scale-up based in London and Norwich who have now joined our Innovation Martlesham cluster.

Belfast-based startup selected for the first trial in the world of end-to-end quantum-secured communications for 5G and connected cars.

Leah is a security researcher in BT's Cyber Defence team at Adastral Park. She is currently working on developing machine learning techniques for anomaly detection applied to network security, as well as experimenting with novel visualisation methods for analysis.

This E&T Innovation Award recognises an organisation which is taking proactive steps to counter attacks and take preventative measures to remain one-step ahead of cyber threats.