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Routes to Engagement. Students and Graduates:Employing students - EmployAbilityGraduate and Post Graduate RecruitmentUndergraduate Work experience (Intern projects)Undergraduate Year in Industry placementsPost Graduate Projects (Intern projects) CASE (Co operative Awards in Science and Engi
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1. Dr Ailsa HarpurResearch and Business ServicesUniversity of East Anglia An opportunity for the Nitrous Oxide Focus GroupNERC Knowledge Transfer
2. Routes to Engagement Students and Graduates:
Employing students - EmployAbility
Graduate and Post Graduate Recruitment
Undergraduate Work experience (Intern projects)
Undergraduate Year in Industry placements
Post Graduate Projects (Intern projects)
CASE (Co operative Awards in Science and Engineering)
Industry Funded Fellowships
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships
Knowledge Catalyst
STEP (Shell Technology Enterprise Programme)
Industry Interchange Programme
LINK
Ideas, inventions and experts:
Collaborative or Contracted Research
Licensing
Consultancy
Spinouts
3. Aims of the scheme The NERC KT Call is designed to be a flexible scheme to enable the transfer of knowledge, people, skills and expertise between the NERC research base and its user communities, in particular:
To assist the transfer of knowledge between the research base and the user community;
To enable the formation of communities made up of the research base and users of research outcomes. This allows the exchange of ideas, knowledge, needs and requirements, and may generate new research directions where appropriate;
To facilitate the training of people in the user community in techniques that have previously been retained within the research base;
To allow the transfer of people between the research base and user organisations.
4. Funding for the Focus Group 3 years of funding for:
Dedicated Facilitator/Translator
Knowledge Exchange Workshops
Regular network meetings
Training programmes
Secondments/exchanges/placements
An advisory/consultancy service to support the user community
A service providing reports, horizon scanning and policy reviews
Publications for industries, the content and format defined by industry
Cross-industry nitrous oxide training, including secondments/exchanges between the university and industry.
Sustainability will be considered for Years 4 onwards
5. Benefits for Business access to cutting edge strategies, technology or innovation at the development stage
an opportunity to view and steer development of project outcomes
first hand experience of the potential availability to your corporate community of the nitrous oxide expertise, and technical developments, within UEA
an opportunity to champion adoption of strategies, technology or innovation in the wider community (beyond your corporate community), including your customer base
6. How to get involved Letter of support
No financial commitment
Participation in activities
Advisory Board position
7. What next? Bid submission with letters of support
Formation of Advisory Board
If funded, development of 3 year programme
Implementation of programme
8. Contacts UEA staff present today
Mrs Liz Magem, Business Development Manager, e.magem@uea.ac.uk
Dr Ailsa Harpur, Strategic Programmes Manager, a.harpur@uea.ac.uk
Professor David Richardson, Focus Group Co-ordinator, Dean of Faculty of Science