EPSRC is holding a materials science community workshop on 26 March 2019. This will be an interdisciplinary workshop bringing together both industry and academia with the aims of promoting challenge-driven design, and to create a networking opportunity for materials scientists and industry across the materials landscape to address future challenges in energy materials
UK organisations holding grants from Horizon 2020, the European Union’s flagship programme for research and innovation, need to submit information about them into a UKRI portal designed to capture basic details about the grants.
Rami El-Geneidy, a PhD student from the London-Loughborough (LoLo) Centre for Doctoral Research in Energy Demand shares the insights he has gained from being a part of EPSRC’s RISE programme.
Dr Sarah Harris discusses scientific breakthroughs and the EPSRC Big Ideas initiative
The EPSRC Funded AI3SD Network+ (Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Intelligence for Automated Investigations for Scientific Discovery) is pleased to announce their first Funding Call, with an application deadline of 18th February 2019
EPSRC-funded research supports cutting edge technology showcased in Las Vegas.
Up to £12 million per annum for up to Four Awards is available from the Faraday Institution as part of the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund - Faraday Battery Challenge. This call invites Outline proposals from researcher consortia (normally of up to five institutions) interested in research projects in four challenge areas, which have been identified through a set of five regional workshops attended by ~200 people from industry, policy and academia.
EPSRC is holding a workshop on Chemical biology and Biological Chemistry. This will be a multi and interdisciplinary workshop bringing together the Chemical Biology and Biological Chemistry community. The workshop aims to look at where EPSRC Chemical Biology and Biological Chemistry sits in the wider UKRI landscape, remit, and how the community works together.
Pioneering project aims to create mini-robots that travel along water, gas and sewage pipes hunting for damage and carrying out repairs.
Professor Tony Ryan at the University of Sheffield, talks about the plastic waste crisis and the 'Plastics - Redefining Single Use' project, which will look at single-use plastics in food and fast-moving consumer goods packaging, as well as their plastic ingredients and medical products.
EPSRC can help businesses engage with universities to create collaborations to improve their products and services. While we cannot fund businesses directly there are many ways for businesses of all sizes to work with us, and universities, to maximise opportunities and impact for all.
Eight new research projects that will explore new and different ways of making, using and recycling plastics were announced today by the Science Minister, Chris Skidmore.
EPSRC seeks expressions of interest for attendance at a two day workshop on "Strategy for Mathematical Sciences."
Professor Mark Miodownik at UCL, talks about the plastic waste crisis and the UCL Designing-out Plastic Waste project, which aims to look at new and innovative methods to recycle plastics.
The project is funded via the £20 million Plastics Research and Innovation Fund, managed by UK Research and Innovation, the Fund is engaging Britain’s best scientists and innovators to help move the country towards more circular economic and sustainable approaches to plastics.
EPSRC seeks expressions of interest for attendance at a one-day workshop for early career researchers.
