Research outputs 2016 provides an overview of data gathered by EPSRC through researchfish® (an online web-based system for reporting UK research outcomes), supplemented with data and information from other sources.
This is a call for applications to the Resource Allocation Panel (RAP) for "top up" ARCHER resource to meet current EPSRC grant objectives.
The EPSRC Energy theme and the Energy Systems Catapult are inviting eligible UK academics to submit proposals for collaborative scoping studies in six areas.
The new Energy Innovation Board, that replaces and builds on the work of the Low Carbon Innovation Coordination Group, is announced
On Thursday 03 November 2016 EPSRC's National Quantum Technology Hubs, working with the National Quantum Technologies Programme partners, successfully delivered the second Quantum Technologies Showcase event.
We hear from Professor Jon Binner, Professor of Ceramic Science and Engineering at the University of Birmingham, on how this area of research responded to the Shaping Capability approach by EPSRC in 2011.
EPSRC is inviting Outline Proposals for EPSRC Challenge Fellowships in the LWEC theme. Fellowships are offered at both the Postdoctoral Fellowship and Early Career Fellowship level.
Major UK-India collaborative projects announced that will address challenges in energy storage and demand
The second UK Robotics Week officially launches, with entries now open in Surgical Robot and School Robot Challenges
Winning funding bids for UK Quantum Technology Innovation Fund revealed at International QT Showcase
New research on sperm could lead to cut in infertility rate and better advice for couples trying to conceive.
The recently funded Network Plus: Industrial Systems in the Digital Age, funded through EPSRC's Manufacturing the Future theme, is launching its first call for feasibility studies.
Professor Sethu Vijayakumar, Director of the EPSRC-supported Edinburgh Centre for Robotics and a judge on Robot Wars, discusses the gap between the public's perception of robotics and AI and the reality, while looking at the challenges and opportunities facing the sector in the future.
EPSRC is continuing its support for outstanding early careers scientists and engineers with the appointment of two new Royal Society - EPSRC Dorothy Hodgkin Fellows.
