Today sees the launch of Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council’s delivery plan for 2019.
BBSRC has identified three key elements as fundamental to achieving their plan and vision:
Firstly, for BBSRC to be strategic and forward-looking, building on their strong foundations and developing the talent and infrastructure that are key to a vibrant research ecosystem; supporting discovery research and transformative technologies to advance the frontiers of knowledge; building the bioeconomy and ensuring bioscience contributes to addressing strategic 21st-century challenges relating to sustainability of resources, food and agriculture, and health.
Secondly, to build strong partnerships as an open, collaborative, collegiate council. They already partner in many different ways, within UKRI, nationally and internationally, and will use their catalysing and convening power to seize new opportunities to work across traditional boundaries.
Thirdly, to invest in people by continuing to support research careers through studentships and fellowships, as well as nurturing the talent within BBSRC (the people who provide the vital links to our research community and stakeholders), whilst embedding equality, diversity and inclusion in everything they do.
NEW: UKRI Delivery Plan 2019
NEW: MRC delivery plan 2019
NEW: ESRC Delivery Plan 2019
NEW: NERC delivery plan 2019










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