The Technology Strategy Board recently launched a new Grant for Research and Development programme designed specifically for individual small to medium enterprises.
Aimed at SME's engaged in technology-based R&D projects, three types of grant are available for proof of market projects, proof of concept and development of prototype - with funding levels ranging from £25k - £250k.
Grant for R&D is a successor to funding programmes previously available from Regional Development Agencies, however some of the qualification criteria are different and businesses need to ensure that applications are specifically aimed at the new scheme.
To apply see here:
http://www.innovateuk.org/deliveringinnovation/grant-for-research-and-development.ashx
To see how ApplyInnovation might help your business see here:
http://www.applyinnovation.com
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Wednesday 27 April 2011
Sunday 3 April 2011
Apply News: Sarah McCarthy appointed to the Parliamentary Liaison Team of The Heritage Alliance
In February, Apply's Sarah McCarthy was appointed to the Parliamentary Liaison Team of The Heritage Alliance, with specific focus on archaeology.
The Heritage Alliance is the biggest collaborative alliance of heritage interests in the UK and was set up to promote the central role of the non-Government movement in the heritage sector. The Heritage Alliance has 87 members; national and major regional organisations including The National Trust, the Council for British Archaeology (CBA), the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) and The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) as well as many smaller and more specialised heritage groups.
Sarah's role is concerned with co-ordinating the Alliance members' activities in relation to the Localism Bill and the forthcoming National Planning Policy Framework consultation, and communicating their ideas and concerns to parliament and other opinion formers.
Dr Sarah McCarthy specialises in heritage tourism and conservation planning, as well as advising clients in visitor management, interpretive planning and delivery.
The Heritage Alliance is the biggest collaborative alliance of heritage interests in the UK and was set up to promote the central role of the non-Government movement in the heritage sector. The Heritage Alliance has 87 members; national and major regional organisations including The National Trust, the Council for British Archaeology (CBA), the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) and The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) as well as many smaller and more specialised heritage groups.
Sarah's role is concerned with co-ordinating the Alliance members' activities in relation to the Localism Bill and the forthcoming National Planning Policy Framework consultation, and communicating their ideas and concerns to parliament and other opinion formers.
Dr Sarah McCarthy specialises in heritage tourism and conservation planning, as well as advising clients in visitor management, interpretive planning and delivery.
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