
CALLNG ALL ACADEMICS WHO WISH TO ENGAGE WITH BUSINESSES!
Staff are invited to attend the:
‘Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) and SMART awards events’
Both these schemes are UK-wide programmes funded by the Technology Strategy Board.
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KTP provides academics with opportunities for the practical application of their research. Importantly, they are an opportunity for academics to engage with the business community.
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SMART awards assist businesses to engage in research & development projects in areas such as science, engineering and technology, from which successful new products, processes and services can emerge. Whilst universities may not apply directly, they may act as a sub-contractor to an applicant.
If you are interested in learning more about KTP and SMART awards, please come along to one of the following events:
Event Dates:
Friday 26th April Breakfast Meeting – Talbot Campus (KG103) – 8.30am – 10.30am
ktpbreakfast2013.eventbrite.co.uk
Tuesday 30th April Executive Business Centre (7th Floor) – Lansdowne – 6pm – 8pm
ktpandsmart2013.eventbrite.co.uk
(To book your place – just go to the ‘Eventbrite link’ listed under each date. There are only a limited number of spaces left, so please book asap to avoid missing out)
- Local businesses are going to be invited to attend these sessions too, which will provide a valuable opportunity for academics to network and develop potential working relationships with them.
For further information, please contact Lucy Rossiter.











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