Research and Innovation
 

Providing comprehensive support throughout the research and innovation lifecycle.

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From first ideas through to commercialisation and industry partnerships, Research & Innovation provides guidance and expert advice to support the delivery of the University’s research and knowledge exchange strategies, and achievement of its RKE ambitions. 

We manage the research and knowledge exchange (RKE) portfolio (approximately £900 million in active research, training and KE grants) in collaboration with the academic community, and deliver against institutional and external key performance indicators in order to ensure the university’s compliance with major funders and government agencies.

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RKE Development

Major and strategic research development and strategic relationships with funders
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Research Operations

The management and administration of research projects throughout the research project lifecycle
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IP and Commercialisation

Support with the identification, protection and commercial exploitation of University Intellectual Property
 
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RKE Strategic Management & Performance

Improving performance through strategic delivery planning and data/performance analytics
Engaging with external organisations

Business engagement

Engage with businesses to deliver knowledge exchange
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Researcher Academy

Support, training and expertise for our research community
 
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R&I hub for researchers and staff

Access comprehensive support throughout the lifecycle of your research and innovation project
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Look after your wellbeing when starting a new job

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Starting a new job is exciting, but it can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. Hannah Woolley, Careers Consultant, highlights three ways to look after your physical and mental health, from getting the basics right to finding your groove. Explore this article and further advice in our navigating the workplace section of our website.
Date:
16 December 2025

Connect with new people at work

Description
Meeting new people at work can be exciting, tiring and maybe a little nerve-racking. Hannah Woolley, Careers Consultant, suggests eight simple ways you can make the whole process of meeting new people easier and less stressful. From practising a one-line introduction to connecting over shared interests, check out which ones you might try.
Date:
16 December 2025

A New Chapter Begins with the Centre for Equitable and Inclusive Food Systems

Description
In October, we marked World Food Day 2025 with the launch of a new Centre dedicated to bringing together diverse food system actors and amplifying their collective impact and voices. Our Centre Director, Professor Anne Touboulic reflects on the launch and outlines the next steps for the Centre as we go into 2026.
Date:
15 December 2025

Global Education Dean's Forum : Deans' vision of shared education futures

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School of Education colleagues take part in forum events: Dr Imene Kassous, Professor Volker Wedekind and Hannah Burrows
Date:
12 December 2025

Dr Aris Georgopoulos invited to discuss "Safe Action for Europe" (SAFE) - the new Financial Support Mechanisms for European Defence and Security Industry

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Dr Aris Georgopoulos invited to discuss "Safe Action for Europe" (SAFE) - the new Financial Support Mechanisms for European Defence and Security Industry
Date:
11 December 2025

Review of Mathematical Education 2025 - the current state of secondary schools

Description
Observatory for Mathematical Education blog post from Professor Jeremy Hodgen focused on secondary education.
Date:
11 December 2025

School of Economics MSc Prize Winners 2025

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Congratulations to our 2025 School of Economics MSc Prize Winners.
Date:
11 December 2025

Reframe rejection and move forward with confidence

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Whether you've just heard back from your first-ever application for part-time work or have spent hours completing applications for graduate roles, being told your application is unsuccessful can be demoralising. Feeling rejected hurts. Christian shares four strategies that you can use to help turn this situation around.
Date:
11 December 2025
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Research and Innovation

Get in touch: research.innovation@nottingham.ac.uk

Jubilee Conference Centre
Jubilee Campus
Triumph Road
Nottingham, NG8 1DH