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BBSRC Impact Acceleration Account (BBSRC IAA) has awarded the University an Impact Acceleration Account (IAA), to promote wider and more effective engagement with the impact agenda. The Account provides the University with resources to deliver impact and work on the exploitation of outcomes from its EPSRC research portfolio, with the key objective of shortening the time to impact. The IAA brings together a number of previous initiatives to provide more flexibility, including early stage commercialisation, developing new partnerships and reaching out to researchers who do not normally engage in commercialisation activities.

BBSRC IAA is offering Fellowships to Cambridge University Postdocs in the fields of Biotechnology and Biological Sciences. 


 

Bruntwood SciTech is the UK’s leading developer of innovation districts, creating the specialist environments and innovation ecosystems for science and technology businesses to form, scale and grow.  

With the recent acquisition of the Melbourn Science Park in the Cambridgeshire Tech Cluster, Bruntwood SciTech are working on a ten year redevelopment of the site, to create a vibrant TechBio hub that will form an integral part of the Cambridge ecosystem.

A 50:50 joint venture between Bruntwood and Legal & General, Bruntwood SciTech provides high quality office and laboratory space and tailored business support, offering unrivalled access to finance, talent and markets, an extensive clinical, academic and public partner network and a sector-specialist community of over 500 companies.

Bruntwood SciTech is offering Fellowships to researchers or early entrepreneurs in the field of "TechBio" (being a technology contribution from physics, engineering or data science to life sciences).

 


BMZ is a leading manufacturer of cross-industry lithium-ion battery systems in Europe. BMZ Innovation Group Ltd, located in Cambridge, represents all BMZ factories, which directly supply state-of-the-art batteries mainly to e-mobility and energy storage customers in the UK.

BMZ started in 1994. More than 2,500 employees work at BMZ. For many years, EV large fleet customers (especially in the e-bus, delivery & logistics sectors), energy storage market leaders, medical, power/garden tool and other industrial customers, take advantage of BMZ innovative battery system solutions in their daily operations.

The headquarters is in Karlstein, Germany. However, BMZ have a global presence with production facilities in Germany, Poland, China, the USA, and North Macedonia, along with engineering/sales hubs in Japan, France, and the UK.

BMZ is committed to being Leaders of Innovation by consistently integrating the latest technologies and production methods to enhance battery performance, establishing itself as a pioneer in innovation.

BMZ is offering Fellowships to researchers or early entrepreneurs in the field of batteries. 


 

Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences (CATS)  is a platform established to facilitate the development of new therapeutics (drug development, biologicals, gene therapy, or medical devices for human patient treatment, management or diagnosis) and support the education and training of the next generation of world-leading researchers.

Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences is offering Fellowships to Cambridge University researchers, Postdocs and PhD students in the field of projects aiming to research and develop drugs, biologicals, gene therapy, or medical devices for human patient treatment, management or diagnosis. 


Cancer Research Horizons is an innovation engine built to complement Cancer Research UK’s network of exceptional researchers. They take cutting-edge innovations from the lab bench to the bedside, translating them into effective treatments and diagnostics for   cancer patients.

 Cancer Research Horizons is offering Fellowships to UK Researchers or Early Stage Entrepreneurs in the field of ideas/ventures related to cancer/oncology.


EPSRC CDT in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology is a centre for doctoral training at Cambridge University. It aims to produce a new sort of PhD student, trained over 4 years in many advanced Nano techniques, innovation and business practice, as well as novel science. They emphasise cross-disciplinary training in the Physical Sciences, including Chemistry, Physics, Materials and Engineering.

Nano DTC is offering Fellowships to Cambridge University Nano DTC students across different fields of Physical Sciences and Technology including Chemistry, Physics, Materials and Engineering.
 

 

 

EPSRC Impact Acceleration Account (EPSRC IAA) has awarded the University an Impact Acceleration Account (IAA), to promote wider and more effective engagement with the impact agenda. The Account provides the University with resources to deliver impact and work on the exploitation of outcomes from its EPSRC research portfolio, with the key objective of shortening the time to impact. The IAA brings together a number of previous initiatives to provide more flexibility, including early stage commercialisation, developing new partnerships and reaching out to researchers who do not normally engage in commercialisation activities.

EPSRC National Productivity Investment Fund (NPIF) has made funds available to the University for innovation placements and entrepreneurial training. The training grant is specifically for current PhD students whose funding is drawn from an existing DTP or CDT, and who are working in areas of relevance to the government's industrial strategy. Thanks to this grant - and its principal aim of supporting and increasing the impact arising from doctoral research which is relevant to the industrial strategy.

EPSRC IAA is offering Fellowships to Cambridge University Postdocs in technologies and products/services in Physical Sciences and Technology.

 

 

The Henry Royce Institute i

is the UK national institute for advanced materials. It operates as a hub and spoke model, with the Hub at The University of Manchester, and spokes at the founding Partners, comprising the universities of Sheffield, Leeds, Liverpool, Cambridge, Oxford and Imperial College London, UKAEA and NNL. Cranfield University and the University of Strathclyde are Associate Partners.

Royce at Cambridge leads the Atoms to Devices Research Area.

The vision of Atoms to Devices (A2D)  is to provide the underpinning, cross- disciplinary, technology platforms to facilitate and support the accelerated discovery and development of new device materials. Through the deposition of precisely controlled thin films, the engineering of interfaces, and the ability to control doping on the nanoscale, it enables the design of new devices and new technological solutions that underpin a breadth of societal applications.

Henry Royce Institute is offering Fellowships to PhD students or Postdocs registered at a UK Higher Education Institute in the field of Materials Science.

 


 

Magna International

With brilliant and disruptive thinking everywhere, the question isn’t about when driverless cars are coming or when all vehicles will be fully electric. The question is about who is ready for these transformative shifts. As a mobility technology company, Magna is focused on delivering what’s needed today while also creating innovations that society doesn’t even know it needs yet. Our more than 173,000 entrepreneurial-minded employees – combined with our ability to rapidly auto-qualify and commercialize technology – uniquely position us to accelerate developments in far less time. And knowing that great ideas come from a wide variety of sources, we actively work with universities, entrepreneurs and startups around the world to help bring their innovations to market. For Magna, the vehicle doesn’t just have technology, the vehicle is technology. Now show us what’s possible.

See this video for more details about Magna International.  

Magna International is offering Fellowships to researchers or early entrepreneurs in the fields of Energy, Advanced Materials, Data & AI, Advanced Manufacturing and Sustainability. 

 


 

National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is the UK's National Metrology Institute, developing and maintaining the national primary measurement standards. It is a Public Corporation owned by the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). It has a partnering agreement with BEIS and the University of Strathclyde and the University of Surrey. NPL is part of the National Measurement System (NMS) which provides the UK with a national measurement infrastructure and delivers the UK Measurement Strategy on behalf of BEIS.

National Physical Laboratory is offering intrapreneurial Fellowships to its employees. 
 

 

Postdocs to Innovators (p2i) is a collaboration between eight Higher Education Institutes and global enterprises across Europe to provide entrepreneurial training and experiences to early career researchers. Our ambition is to ensure that those who engage with our programme come away with a clear understanding of the importance of the entrepreneurial mindset and skillset and its impact on a successful future regardless of their career trajectory.

p2i is offering Fellowships to Cambridge University Postdocs in technologies and products/services across different fields of Physical Sciences and Technology, including Life Sciences.


The Henry Royce Institute is the UK's national institute for materials science research and innovation. Royce@Cambridge is one of nine partners focusing on Materials for Energy-Efficient ICT and primarily interested in materials applications.

Royce@Cambridge is offering Fellowships to Cambridge University PhD students and Postdocs in the field of Advanced Materials.  
 

 

 STFC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA) via Cambridge Enterprise supports STFC-funded academics to take their ideas towards commercialisation.

 STFC is offering intrapreneurial Fellowships to its employees. 
 

 

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