PraxisAuril responded to this consultation on behalf of members, emphasising the organisation's primary purpose as a professional network and training organisation dedicated to sharing expertise and experience across the sector. Key points made in the response included:
PraxisUnico/AURIL submitted a response to the Reid Review of Government Funded Innovation in Wales at the end of June 2017. Our purpose in contributing to this Review was to underline the importance of maintaining a professional, skilled network in research institutions that can help to stimulate innovation, productivity and growth; locally and nationally for economic and social benefit and with a wide range of external stakeholders.
PraxisUnico and AURIL welcome the Industrial Strategy Green Paper and in particular the Government’s recognition of and commitment to science, research and innovation as the first strategic ‘pillar’.
PraxisUnico submitted this reponse to the UK Government's National Innovation Plan in May 2016. In it we highlight the contribution of the research base through innovation, commercialisation and collaboration; underlining the importance of personal and institutional relationships at local, national and international levels.
PraxisUnico and AURIL made a joint submission to the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee Inquiry 'Managing Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer' in September 2016. PraxisUnico was subsequently invited to appear in front of the Committee on 2nd November 2016. Dr Phil Clare, Chair of the Advocacy Committee, was our representative.
PraxisUnico submitted this response to the House of Commons Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee as part of its inquiry into the UK Government's Productivity Plan "Fixing the Foundations" in Autumn 2015.
HEFCE's resources on funding, measuring knowledge exchange, knowledge exchange strategy and development can be found here: http://www.hefce.ac.uk/kess/
This report details findings of the relationship between public and private investment in R&D. Read more.
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An evaluation of the impacts arising from the development and introduction of the Lambert model agreements and toolkit, conducted by IP Pragmatics Ltd on behalf of the Intellectual Property Office in collaboration with Association of University Resarch and Industry Links (AURIL), the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), PraxisUnico and the Technology Strategy Board (TSB).
This research was commissioned by the Intellectual Property Office, and carried out by IP Pragmatics Limited.