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17 Jan 2020: Two initial consultation meetings were run by the University's DORA Working Group on the following dates: 20/01/2019 (9.45 – 12.15) Sidgwick site: The David Williams Building Faculty of Law - Auditorium LG18 21/01/2019 (09:30-12:30) Addenbrookes

15 Sep 2015: Public engagement is a broad term which encompasses the many ways in which the activity and benefits of higher education and research can be shared with the public for mutual benefit.

31 Aug 2022: Be flexible, take risks and respond to new opportunities when they arise.

18 Oct 2021: Preparing a research grant application requires coordinated effort, with professional support provided at Departmental and School level.

2 Oct 2014: The list of currently open restricted calls is below. The link will take you to a copy of our circulation email (if asked to log-in, please use Raven details), the Research Professional database of funding opportunities, or the funder website where

30 Nov 2018: For the pharmaceutical industry, using MRI is an ideal way to test the safety and efficacy of new drug treatments. ... And as a Department, it’s allowed us to extend and develop new collaborations with both GSK and GE Healthcare, our MRI equipment

12 Sep 2014: The University’s Bid Preparation Fund supports large collaborative research applications by providing funding for bid development activity. Who can apply Project leads and co-leads of collaborative research grant applications involving at least

2 Oct 2014: Secondment, or staff exchange, is a powerful tool for exchanging tacit knowledge and experience between academia and industry. A short study was commissioned by the EPSRC IAA to explore examples of good practice among the University community and to

17 Nov 2014: Strong partnerships and engagement with the major funders of research are an important strategic focus for the University of Cambridge. The relationships with the relevant programme and portfolio managers of the research funder organisations are

18 Jul 2017: Based on the genetic findings, his research identified new ways to treat the disease.

13 Apr 2017: Contacts for the University’s Interdisciplinary Research Centres (IRCs), Strategic Research Initiatives (SRIs) and Strategic Research Networks (SRNs).

19 Mar 2018: Having stumbled on a promising new technique, he talked to colleagues and Cambridge Enterprise and was met with huge enthusiasm. ... If you do lab-scale experiments, most of the time they shouldn't work because you're exploring new ground.

24 Aug 2015: Social Science Impact Fund (SSIF) Call 2024 The Social Science Impact Fund aims to support the transfer of social science research and expertise to non-academic partners and collaborators. Social Science research areas can be found here.

5 Feb 2016: The University of Cambridge will be a partner in the new Sir Henry Royce Institute for Advanced Materials, a £225M investment with research centre in Manchester.

15 Sep 2015: Each policy workshop generates new connections between researchers and policy officials. ... and humanities, to apply new thinking to public policy problems and promote research and analysis into the public policy process.

22 Apr 2020: The Restricted Bids Selection Committee is a sub-committee of the Research Policy Committee and its role is to assess competing applications for restricted calls. The Restricted Bids Selection Committee comprises the Heads of Schools, a further RPC

2 Oct 2014: collaborations with companies who have significant potential to become new business partners for the University. ... Read more about Paul's projectProf. Fiona Gilbert. Medical imaging is playing an increasingly important role in finding new drugs for

9 Mar 2023: The scheme aims to allow researchers to create new partnerships with external entities more generally, collaboratively shape research agendas, contribute to future research funding applications (including match-funding for studentships in

14 Oct 2021: Large Grant Contributions Fund (LGCF) has been established under the stewardship of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) to encourage and support large collaborative research applications and maximise the University’s outward facing impact.

5 Dec 2022: UKRI has adopted a harmonised approach to Impact Acceleration Accounts (IAA) which offers a unique opportunity to support impact creation through diverse and innovative ways, including interdisciplinary projects. The harmonised IAA Impact Starter

3 Mar 2022: Developing new online methods for working collaboratively and at scale to build solutions together, Jan used THIS Institute’s Thiscovery platform to bring together over 100 maternity unit staff, human factors

16 May 2019: Search site. Research Strategy Office. PEDAL Hub resource. PEDAL Hub is a new online resource to share play research, policy and practice from around the world. ... for Research on Play in Education) opened at the Faculty of Education in 2015 thanks to

16 Apr 2021: 2019 Research Impact and Engagement Award winners Emily Mitchell​, Department of Earth Sciences Collaboration Award Illuminating the Start of Complex Life:Researchers and museum specialists collaborated on a museum exhibition and public programme,

19 Mar 2018: Longobardi believes that by developing new materials and designing them in new ways, she can make such devices much more efficient, saving energy and cutting carbon emissions. ... Given that she is breaking new ground, it goes without saying that the

19 Mar 2018: We developed a new way of shaping these material using a sol-gel process.

17 Jul 2015: ESRC New Investigator Grants.

16 Apr 2021: The lockdown and closure of the Museum necessitated a new way of working. ... She designed and released a new blog only 3 weeks after lockdown and developed an innovative online festival (Zoology Live!) to engage audiences with the Museum and the natural

19 Mar 2018: When he arrived in the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy, Thomas wanted to find new ways of making graphene without using metal catalysts.

2 Oct 2014: We expect to launch new calls for IAA Impact Starter Grants, Follow-on Fund projects, and Knowledge Transfer Fellowships in late 2021 or early 2022, for projects to start from 1st ... on prototyping a new generation of power devices, file two patents and

14 Oct 2021: The University of Cambridge supports a diverse research culture spanning a wide range of different fields and is committed to developing research assessment policies that are transparent and equitable.

17 Nov 2014: The Research Information team work across all disciplines and faculties, operating closely with researchers, departmental and research group administrators, network coordinators and research facilitators.

4 Dec 2017: ESRC IAA Case Studies These case studies showcase the breadth of the impact generating activities in the University of Cambridge, that were funded through the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account 2014-2019 award (ES/M500409/1).

14 Jun 2021: Projects could include:. Piloting new models for academic engagement with non-academic groups, e.g. ... Impact projects addressing key social and/or economic challenges;. New approaches to people exchange and mobility for impact e.g.

19 Aug 2015: The Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences (CATS) is a platform established to facilitate the development of new therapeutics and support the education and training of the next generation of world-leading ... Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) is an

20 Jun 2016: Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Impact The Vice-Chancellor’s Impact Awards were established to recognise and reward those whose research has led to excellent impact beyond academia, whether on the economy, society, culture, public policy or services

2 Oct 2014: VC and PVC Research support letters Sponsors may request a letter of support from the Vice-Chancellor or Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research to be submitted with the application for funding.

4 Dec 2017: For this reason the legal system should avoid extending criminal punishment into the court space and adopt greater flexibility in relation to security measures and new technologies. ... This has helped the company to win a number of new contracts.

29 Nov 2021: Information published for the REF may be repurposed and republished by the University, for example on Department news webpages or in the University’s global impact map:2024 University of Cambridge.

18 Aug 2015: Institutional sponsorship grants are awarded to the University to strategically support selected thematic areas.

2 Oct 2014: We expect to launch new calls for IAA Impact Starter Grants, Follow-on Fund projects, and Knowledge Transfer Fellowships in late 2021 or early 2022, for projects to start from 1st ... The exchange of people between industry and academia creates a two-way

13 Oct 2021: Large Grant Contributions Fund (LGCF) has been established under the stewardship of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) to encourage and support large collaborative research applications and maximise University’s outward facing impact.

2 Nov 2018: What is “security-sensitive” research material? The aim of this guidance is to support researchers who handle “security-sensitive” research material, which may be subject to surveillance by and lead to enquiries from the police or other law

10 Nov 2021: We expect to launch new calls for IAA Impact Starter Grants, Follow-on Fund projects, and Knowledge Transfer Fellowships in late 2021 or early 2022, for projects to start from 1st

2 Aug 2018: of New York addressing self-determination and ethnic conflicts, further support from the UK government (FCO) on transitions to democracy after conflict, and grants from Humanity United and the ESRC on

19 Mar 2014: Use of new analysis. methods in design. NB: The example quoted on this diagram is an approximation. ...  Cultural sensitivity. – New environment, new culture, new norms. – Factions: threats and opportunities.

17 Nov 2014: The Research Strategy Office manages the University’s cross-School Interdisciplinary Research Centres and Strategic Research Initiatives and Networks schemes on behalf of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and the Research Policy Committee.

30 Nov 2018: This research will yield another peer-reviewed paper and the funding has been highly effective in generating new and interesting research questions. ... Bubbles are often used to aerate water in lakes and reservoirs, and we’ve discovered new things

2 Nov 2018: University staff and students should be aware that the storage and handling of security-sensitive research material could be interpreted as promoting, facilitating and/or endorsing radicalism, terrorism or extremism and can put them at risk of

30 Nov 2018: It was new to me too, so I learned a lot about the legal side of things and the major differences between a commercial business and the University. ... The University and BIOVIA have used the Knowledge Transfer Fellowship to build a productive, ongoing

2 Nov 2018: University staff and students should be aware that websites associated with radicalisation or terrorist/extremist groups may be subject to surveillance by the police or other law-enforcement agencies and that visiting such sites or otherwise