EPSRC seeks applicants for strategic advisory bodies
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) is welcoming applications for membership of its strategic advisory bodies.
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) is welcoming applications for membership of its strategic advisory bodies.
Dr Conaill Soraghan, who leads the Operations & Maintenance Data Systems team at the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult, describes his career trajectory.
Every day the sun provides enough energy to power our planet for 27 years. So why not capture that energy with everyday buildings – using coatings that generate, store and release it?
EPSRC-supported research highlighted during UK Robotics Week 2018
Around 80 billion litres of the fuel bioethanol are produced annually from fermented cereals. The yeast used in the process is discarded. Now, an academic/industry partnership led by Dr Emily Burton, from Nottingham Trent University, has led to a process that can retrieve proteins from what would otherwise have been discarded as cereal ‘waste’ which can then be used in chicken feed and commercial fish feed.
Researchers have used ARCHER, a state-of-the-art supercomputer, to create a model of the river channels in the Bengal delta – the largest river delta in the world – which will allow them to predict changes in tidal water level and salinity in the Bangladesh delta region, and to advise on irrigation and crop choice.
Seven projects aim to create novel digital tools, techniques and processes that will support the translation of digital capabilities into the manufacturing sector
Fifth of adults polled believe we are already co-existing in harmony with robots in the UK
Seventy four new fellowships will nurture future leaders in academia and industry.
Permasense Ltd, a company formed in 2009 to commercialise industrial process monitoring technology for use in harsh conditions, pioneered by Dr Frederic Cegla while an EPSRC-supported doctoral student at Imperial College London, has been sold to Fortune 500 company Emerson for over £30 million.
Business Secretary Greg Clark today (21 June 2018) unveiled a major new £900 million investment in the UK Research and Innovation Future Leaders Fellowship Scheme.
Worldwide, 25 per cent of drinking water is lost through leaking water pipelines. To tackle this problem, Talib Alhinai, a research postgraduate at Imperial College London’s Aerial Robotics Laboratory, and his colleagues created the world’s first flying drone able to plug pipeline leaks.
To celebrate UK Robotics Week, Dr Lucy Martin, EPSRC's Head of Robotics discusses some of the exciting research and innovation in the field of robotics and AI.
Funding of up to £5 million is available from the Digital Economy (DE) Theme to support around 10 awards for adventurous investigator-led research projects to explore any area of digital economy research.
EPSRC intends to announce the latest call for Statements of Need for facilities soon.