
Through the University of Kent’s Employability Points scheme and EIRA funding, destination management organisation, Visit Kent hosted an Innovation Internship.
Through the University of Kent’s Employability Points scheme and EIRA funding, destination management organisation, Visit Kent hosted an Innovation Internship.
Curveball Media worked with UEA academics to explore how ‘information overload’ would affect audience behaviour and their ability to recall advertisement information.
Start-up agency Agile Research hired two Essex interns into their fast-growing business to elevate their social media marketing capabilities.
Talman HR secured microfinance funding that developed a VR solution for businesses looking to tackle diversity and inclusion issues in recuitment.
EIRA are hosting a virtual hothouse event for the libraries and archives sector that explores digital innovation.
Sue Ryder were awarded an EIRA Innovation Voucher to purchase an experimental VR programme called Immersicare and study the effect it had on supporting people with a range of neurological conditions.
EIRA are supporting university partners to collaborate with the Essex Record Office. The project, ‘Marconi Memories’, will develop a digital strategy that enhances public engagement with the Marconi Photographic Archive.
Blank Slate Body specialises in helping actors build their fitness using a 6-week body-centric acting course that is delivered solely online.
Utilising the power of ‘Friendvertising’ , WYSPR enables anyone to become an influencer, getting paid to advertise, as well as sell and collect, market data at their own discretion in a convenient and ethical manner.
EIRA interviewed Sarah Steed, Director of Innovation and Engagement at Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) to discover how EIRA’s support has helped the institution and wider business community.