Innovate UK is seeking studies for innovative projects in the fields of advanced materials; biosciences; electronics, sensors and photonics; and information and communication technology.
The funding competition aims to ensure that small and micro companies are able to respond to market opportunities across a range of economic sectors.
Studies can be carried out into a wide range of new products and services, from materials for energy and healthcare to new biological products and bio-based solutions, sensor systems, power electronics, use of data and simpler computing experiences.
The competition opens on 18 January 2016, and the deadline for registration is 9 March 2016. Projects must be led by a small or micro business working either alone or with one other small or micro business. Innovate UK expects total project costs to be no more than £33,000 and for projects to last up to four months, and businesses could receive up to 70% of their project costs.
A briefing event for potential applicants will take place in London on 26 January 2016, and there will be additional events in Edinburgh and Manchester.
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Small and micro businesses can apply for a share of up to £2 million to help them to carry out feasibility studies into technology projects in four key areas that underpin the future development of high-value products and services in the UK.
Innovate UK is seeking studies for innovative projects in the fields of advanced materials; biosciences; electronics, sensors and photonics; and information and communication technology.
The funding competition aims to ensure that small and micro companies are able to respond to market opportunities across a range of economic sectors.
Studies can be carried out into a wide range of new products and services, from materials for energy and healthcare to new biological products and bio-based solutions, sensor systems, power electronics, use of data and simpler computing experiences.
The competition opens on 18 January 2016, and the deadline for registration is 9 March 2016. Projects must be led by a small or micro business working either alone or with one other small or micro business. Innovate UK expects total project costs to be no more than £33,000 and for projects to last up to four months, and businesses could receive up to 70% of their project costs.
A briefing event for potential applicants will take place in London on 26 January 2016, and there will be additional events in Edinburgh and Manchester.
