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15/09/2017
Funding Available For Precision Medicine Technologies
Up to £6 million has been made available for innovative projects to support the development of precision medicine technologies.
Innovate UK are seeking funding applications for:
• feasibility studies - to help companies assess the research, development and adoption issues their concept will need to address and the likelihood of success
• research and development - to help companies develop and trial precision medicine technologies
Feasibility projects can last up to 12 months and have total project costs of up to £100,000. Innovate UK will fund either single-company SME projects or collaborative projects led by an SME.
Research and experimental development projects can last up to 24 months and have total project costs of between £1 million to £2 million. Innovate UK will fund:
• projects that are led by a business, or research and technology organisation
• collaborative projects
Collaborations must include at least one other grant-claiming partner (such as an NHS organisation, another healthcare provider, a business, a Catapult or other research technology organisation, or a research base or third-sector organisation).
Applications are being accepted now, go here to apply.
Innovate UK are seeking funding applications for:
• feasibility studies - to help companies assess the research, development and adoption issues their concept will need to address and the likelihood of success
• research and development - to help companies develop and trial precision medicine technologies
Feasibility projects can last up to 12 months and have total project costs of up to £100,000. Innovate UK will fund either single-company SME projects or collaborative projects led by an SME.
Research and experimental development projects can last up to 24 months and have total project costs of between £1 million to £2 million. Innovate UK will fund:
• projects that are led by a business, or research and technology organisation
• collaborative projects
Collaborations must include at least one other grant-claiming partner (such as an NHS organisation, another healthcare provider, a business, a Catapult or other research technology organisation, or a research base or third-sector organisation).
Applications are being accepted now, go here to apply.
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