“Collaborative student projects add considerable value to a student’s education and companies can benefit from gaining fresh ideas,” said Brunel’s Dr Eujin Pei.

We caught up with Dead Sled’s Co-Owner and Head of Product Development, Mike Thorwart, to discuss how Dead Sled translates brands into coffee.

The range spans hoodies, tees, trainers, shorts and jackets, as well as bags, bucket hats and socks.

Smart Design Studio’s Nic Davies, Heayes Design’s Richard Heayes, Pinfinity’s Caleb Paullus and The Toy Association’s Marian Bossard give us their picks for brands that could enjoy a second life through licensing.

The coffee has launched to celebrate the horror site’s 20th anniversary.

Caterpillar’s Kenny Beaupre and Lesley Godby shed light on how the B2B brand has made the successful leap into consumer products.

We caught up with Stella Bradley, Head of New Product Development at Eaglemoss Hero Collector, to find out more about the creative process behind the new collection.

“Design registration is complex, arcane and often misunderstood,” said Victor Caddy, who heads up the new Designs team.

Elise Adams – MD at art pottery firm Moorcroft – tells us what makes the long-established RHS partnership tick.

We caught up with Cathy Snow, Licensing Manager at the RHS, to find out more about the firm’s approach to brand extensions.