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Read the latest news from PraxisAuril on the world of Knowledge ExchangeFunding opportunities available from the National Institute for Health Research and Medical Research Council
6 Dec 2016
The Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation Programme, an NIHR and MRC partnership, has funding available for research for a number of topics.
PraxisUnico welcomes significant investment in research and innovation
24 Nov 2016
PraxisUnico welcomes the Chancellor's significant investment in research and innovation announced in Wednesday's Autumn Statement. We are encouraged that this will allow the investments that HEFCE, RCUK and Innovate UK have made in building the bridges between research and business communities to be extended further, and will allow the UKRI to develop a holistic approach to supporting research and innovation across all of their responsibilities.
Innovation investment, incentives and reviews announced by Theresa May
21 Nov 2016
Theresa May has announced measures around innovation spending and tax incentives in her speech to the CBI’s annual conference. The detail behind the headlines will be revealed later this week but on the face of it the Prime Minister is addressing many of the issues that PraxisUnico and sector stakeholders have highlighted for some time notably: the need to increase government investment in R&D, address tax and VAT issues for innovation and the long-term sustainability of start-ups.
The role of universities in the UK-China relationship: CBI report
16 Nov 2016
This new report from the CBI highlights the importance of relationships between UK universities and the economic opportunities in China, and the amazing impact that UK universities generate from research in the region.
PraxisUnico & AURIL propose creation of new single organisation: Consultation Closes
16 Nov 2016
Thank you to everyone who contributed to our recent consultation on the proposed development of a new organisation. The PraxisUnico Board and AURIL Council are delighted to have received an overwhelmingly positive response to the proposal.