Faculty of Science

Impact and Knowledge Exchange

Knowledge Exchange (KE) is a mechanism for achieving impact.

Through mutually beneficial activities between the university and external partners, we deliver breakthroughts that have an impact on society and the economy. We work with local, global and national partners including businesses and industry, policymakers, charities and local communities. 

Our KE activities include business engagement, IP and commercialisation, engaging the public, influencing policymakers, and advancing local growth and regeneration. 

Impact and engagement

 

Our researchers work across three campuses in the UK, engaging those who benefit from our research through knowledge exchange activities that have real-world impact. Working across disciplines and with diverse partners, our research provides solutions to health and wellbeing, sustainability and the environment, culture and improved quality of life. 

Get involved in hands-on activities and meet the reesearchers behind our work 

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Case studies 

Researcher helping patient in the MRI scanner
MRI is on the move

UK's most powerful MRI scanner being built in Nottingham will provide unprecedented insights into brain function and human diseases

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UK leading sustainable AI

Our research strenthens AI's potential and makes it greener, sustainable and more transparent 

 

Food technician working in the lab
Enabling sustainable markets

Collaborating with industry to innovate and enhance nutritional value of plant-based food

Claire Anderson
Supporting healthier communities

Improving health in local communities by supporting vaccinations and pharmacists 

 

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Enabling inclusive workplaces

Paving the way for better workplace practices and policies for neurodivergent employees

Picture of Gary Mirams
Making new medicines safer

Software developed by Nottingham mathematical biologist is identifying early risks to patients across the world

 
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Recover, reuse, and recycle

Accelerating innovation and sustainability in polyurethan materials manufacturing with industry 

 

Discover our interdisciplinary research 

Faculty of Science

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