Knowledge Network - Overview

ICUK aims to establish a state-of-the-art knowledge network to stimulate knowledge exchange, showcase technologies, enhance communications and facilitate project management for promoting innovation through UK-China collaboration.

S & I Policies and Regulations

As a central part of ICUK knowledge network, S&I policies and regulations is designed to provide key information on science and innovation policies and regulations both in China and the UK with an aim to further facilitate the joint collaboration between UK and Chinese researchers and help them gain a better understanding of the relevant policies and regulations for their collaborations.

Events

Regular events will be held including two annual conferences and at least eight workshops on priority technology areas to enhance knowledge exchange, technology transfer, commercialisation and new collaboration opportunities.

Collaborative Opportunities

To facilitate the project management process, to raise the awareness of ICUK projects, and also to enhance the collaboration between academics and industry, different collaborative opportunities rising from ICUK projects will be published here.

Publications

ICUK will publish ICUK Newsletter on a quarterly basis to keep partner organisations and stakeholders informed of progress with ICUK. Coverage will include project summaries and case studies of ICUK funded projects, guidance on science & technology policies, intellectual property regulations and cultural challenges faced by UK/Chinese R&D collaborators including businesses, policy-makers and the investment community. Please email us to subscribe your copy of the Newsletter.

 

 

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Dr Sabu Padmadas, Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute commented

"The projects envisaged under the Innovation China-UK provide ample opportunities to both the UK and Chinese researchers to exploit the commercial and social benefits of academic research. It is hoped that this timely initiative will lay a strong foundation for scientific collaboration and further strengthen the existing bilateral research partnerships between two countries."

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