Analysis for Innovators Round 14 will open in September
Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, is continuing to invest in small collaborative innovation projects working with their chosen Analysis for Innovators (A4I) partners, including Royce, to solve complex analysis and measurement challenges faced by companies.
The aim of the competition is to help businesses address their existing analysis and measurement problems best explored by scientists and cutting-edge facilities available in the UK.
The unique aspect of Analysis for Innovators lies in the Brokerage Meetings facilitated between participating companies and the programme partners. These sessions provide an opportunity to engage in discussions with experts who can collaborate on addressing their specific challenges.
The competition is divided into 2 stages:
Stage 1 – Brokerage consultations with relevant analysis for innovators partners on potential approaches to solving your problem
Stage 2 – Application for a funded project.
Project size: If successful at stage 1, your stage 2 project’s total project costs will need to be between £15,000 and £100,000 and your project can be between 3-6 months in duration.
Why Collaborate with Royce
Royce is dedicated to supporting businesses of all sizes in overcoming material challenges and accelerating innovation and technology translation. From short-term, commercially sensitive research to long-term partnerships, Royce offers flexible support tailored to diverse needs. Our unique integrated UK capability allows us to ‘make, test, and characterise’ materials, interfacing seamlessly with the broader manufacturing landscape across the country.
Royce plays a key role in the UK materials innovation ecosystem, serving companies directly and through partnerships with Catapults, Research Technology Organisations (RTOs), consultancies, and HEIs. Our advanced processing and analysis equipment offers invaluable support for those lacking materials expertise or funds.
Who can apply:
To enter this phase of the competition, your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size.
Your project must:
- meet the A4I problem scope requirements.
- relate to work being undertaken in the UK.
- intend to exploit the results from or in the UK.
- involve at least one of the A4I partner organisations.
How to apply:
Search for the Analysis for Innovators Round 14 stage 1 competition on Innovate funding service [apply-for-innovation-funding.service.gov.uk](IFS).
Please note, the competition may not be visible on IFS until the 5th of September 2024.