Our market insight webinars will help you frame your next external research collaboration with key contacts in your sector. Hear first-hand from Edinburgh Innovations experts, their deep dive sector knowledge, approach and opportunities for research collaboration.Webinars on the Future of Health and Care and on Data, Digital and AI are available to book now. More webinars to be confirmed over the coming weeks. Future of Health and Care Market Insights This webinar will introduce you to the biggest challenges and the unique University of Edinburgh proposition round the ‘Future of Health & Care’ sector, such as the CHAI (Causality in Healthcare AI) Hub. Mark Craighead, External Engagement Executive for Health at Edinburgh Innovations and Rosanna Culver, Business Development for the CHAI Hub will share their deep understanding of the most pressing topics of interest to this sector. They will explain how they work with the research community and industry partners to co-create innovation projects with impact at their core. Data, Digital and AI Market Insights Would you like to apply your research to address some of the biggest challenges in the Data, Digital & AI but don’t know where to start? Are you interested in working with external partners to amplify the impact and reach of your research? Nature and Biodiversity Market Insights Peter Baker, Business Development Executive for Nature and Biodiversity at Edinburgh Innovations, shares his deep understanding of the key industries, trends and external demand in the Nature and Biodiversity sector. Travel, Tourism and Festivals Market Insights Joshua Ryan-Saha, Sector Engagement Manager for Travel, Tourism and Festivals at the Edinburgh Futures Institute, shares his deep understanding of the industry needs from working with global corporates to startups and policymakers. FinTech Market Insights Tobi Schneider, Noreen O’Donnell and Urška Ozimek from Financial Services & Fintech at the Edinburgh Futures Institute share their expert understanding of Fintech needs from working with global corporates to startups and policymakers. This article was published on Thursday 19 February 2026