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Tips for working with an academic partner
Posted 11th Dec 2018Research and development grants are available to small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) who have cutting-edge or disruptive ideas aligned with commercial ambition. Working with an academic partner on your application can maximise your chances of success, but what do you need to know before securing your partnership?
The benefits of collaborating with an academic partner when applying for Grant Funding
Posted 3rd Dec 2018Applying for grant funding can facilitate collaborations with unique industry, research and academic partners to help deliver world-leading innovation projects. These collaborations open up access to new technologies, techniques and expertise – further enhancing outcomes for your business.
With the growing complexity of the problems needs solutions, universities can provide a new or different perspective to your product, process or solution and potentially offer more time to consider the problem and published literature.
ISFC Healthy Ageing
Posted 19th Nov 2018ISCF Overview
The Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund aims to bring together the UK’s world-leading research with business to meet the major industrial and societal challenges of our time. The Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund provides funding and support to UK businesses and researchers. The fund is part of the UK government’s £4.7 billion increase in research and development over 4 years to 2021. It is designed to ensure that research and innovation take centre stage in the government’s Industrial Strategy.
R&D grant funding has been increased by £1.6bn in the Budget 2018
Posted 5th Nov 2018Whatever your views on Brexit and whether you believe the huge increase in funding for Research & Development is a knee-jerk response to the UK becoming an isolated island, the truth is UK innovators are being directly incentivised to bring new products, processes, and services to market.
What is CRL?
Posted 29th Oct 2018What is Commercial Readiness Level (CRL)?
R&D Grant funders have shifted in the balance between technical innovation and commercial potential in recent years. We find ourselves now in a position of equality where companies must demonstrate both novelty and scalability to be successful.
Innovate UK, in particular, are now offering Innovation Loans that support late-stage R&D activity with a preference for near-commercial products, processes and services.
How to ensure your project qualifies for commercial R&D grants
Posted 16th Oct 2018Eligibility
Is your company incorporated?
Your company must be incorporated in order to be eligible to apply for and receive grant funding from R&D funding bodies. In the UK this is mainly Limited Company’s with a Company Number registered on Companies House. You can create a new company or apply from an established company. A trading history is not a pre-requisite for most R&D grant funding, but demonstrable sustainability is required to draw down funding. This could be from revenues, investment or loans.
SETsquared Scale-Up Programme
Posted 15th Oct 2018Granted recently hosted an event which featured a talk from the Centre Director of Bristol SETsquared who informed us of the latest Scale-Up Programme. The Scale-Up Programme provides a tailored support programme, including access to funded R&D projects with the 5 universities investment, sales channels and talent acquisition.
SETsquared Partnership is a collaboration between the universities of Bath, Bristol, Exeter, Southampton and Surrey, assisting growing businesses in navigating the challenges of growth.
New Starters
Posted 11th Oct 2018With the last few months being one of the busiest times for Granted, we are broadening our capabilities by adding two new members of staff to our ever-growing team of highly skilled Grant Funding Consultants.
Providing us with a unique blend of skills and experience we would like to introduce Loise Teigao and Anna Davey-Mitchell.
UK Food Production Grant Funding- ISCF
Posted 19th Sep 2018ISCF: Transforming Food Production
“The world will need 60 per cent more food by 2050 to allow us to feed 9 billion people, and demand for water is expected to rise by 20 per cent in the agriculture sector alone. For this to be possible, the way we produce our food needs to be significantly more efficient and sustainable. Using precision technologies we can make that a reality: transform food production while reducing emissions, pollution, waste and soil erosion. Putting the UK at the forefront of this global revolution in farming will also deliver benefits to farmers, the environment and consumers, as well as creating growth, jobs and exports.” (Innovate UK)