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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

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

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

29 Aug 2018: collaborations with companies who have significant potential to become new business partners for the University. ... met. Name (print). Signature. Date. Guidance notes. Typically, an IAA Partnership Development Award will fund an initial project of

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.

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

3 May 2018: 4. Impact cases nominated for previous rounds of the Vice-Chancellor’s Impact Awards are eligible, but must be updated to reflect new developments. ... After the Impact Awards, you may wish to update and expand the nomination in the Repository, adding

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

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

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

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.

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

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

30 Nov 2018: Sustaining relationships with key stakeholders is also challenging, he says: “Getting policy makers to use new tools takes time and it’s not always easy to establish and maintain relationships.

12 Dec 2018: The Knowledge Transfer Fellowship has been a real stimulus to push forward in a new direction,” says Steemers. ... Within the wider University, it’s also catalysed new conversations and new collaborations.

19 Mar 2018: After looking at lots of new applications for liquid crystals, CMMPE began a five-year interdisciplinary project funded by the EPRSC – COSMOS – focussed on using them to make new laser sources. ... Being part of a start up is and something new is

19 Mar 2018: Dr Sithamparanathan Sabesan has built a 21st century startup based on a Second World War technology, and says the EPSRC IAA Follow-on Fund enabled him to listen – and adapt – to what his customers need.