Funded EPSRC IAA Projects
2024
Standard IAA Projects
Ankush Aggarwal (PI), Andrew McBride, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Terumo Aortic, Royal Hospital for Children - £13,880
Exploiting UK Biobank to translate computational models of the aorta to improve patient outcomes
Oana Dobre (PI), Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Cellink Bioprinting AB - £49,090
Increasing the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) of novel GelMA based bioinks to facilitate a patent license agreement
Nicolaj Gadegaard (PI) and Badri Aekbote, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Astra Zenica, Clyde Biosciences and Charles River - £42,000
ForceBiology: Desktop microscope protoype for enduser engagement
Andrew Jamieson (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Keltic Pharma Therapeutics - £50,000
Macrocyclic Peptidomimetics for Targeted Drug Discovery
Yusuf Sambo (PI), Oluwakayode Onireti, Olaoluwa Popoola, Shuja Ansari, Evi Germeni and Muhammad Imran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Mcom Nigeria, Slum and Rural Health Initiative in Nigeria - £49,341
5G REMOTE Clinic
Bjoern Seitz (PI) and David Mahon, School of Physics & Astronomy, in collaboration with AevaSpec and Lynkeos Technology - £34,549
Radiomuography for Enhanced Civil Nuclear & Defence Inspection
Awais Aziz Shah (PI) and Ali Jamshed, School of Computer Science, in collaboration with Direk Ltd - £48,883
AI and IoT-enabled Sustainability Driven Recommender System for Carbon and Energy Footprint Monitoring (ECO-INSIGHT)
Cindy Smith (PI), Marta Vignola, Linda Brown, Alan Hooper, Fabien Cholet, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Scottish Water - £48,240
Biofilter Build II: Building a viable prototype on campus to deliver a sustainable drinking water treatment
Oliver Stoner (PI), Alba Halliday and Duncan Lee, School of Mathematics & Statistics, in collaboration with Oswaldo Cruz Foundation - £16,499
Knowledge Exchange and statistical software to enable enhanced early warning systems for infectious disease in Brazil
Fast Track IAA Projects
Roisin Buckley (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with University of Leeds - £4,180
Feasibility of novel Distributed Acoustic Sensing for geotechnical applications
Ankit Dixit (PI) and Vihar Georgiev, James Watt School of Engineering - £2,250
Development of the Device Variability module of NESS Device Simulator
Dominic Duffy (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £400
Attending Photonics for Space event
Steffan Gwyn (PI), College of Science & Engineering Office - £300
IAA Support for Space Glasgow event
Naveen Kumar (PI) and Vihar Georgiev, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with University of Granada, Vienna University of Technology and International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory - £2,540
Machine-Learning Accelerated Biomolecule-Oxide Module for MOFEM
RA-led IAA Projects
Ben Jacobson (PI), Andrew Feeney and Paul Prentice, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with WEEE Scotland - £19,873
Development of ultrasonically enhanced PCB recycling
Jinal Tapar (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Thales UK Ltd, Kelvin Nano Technology and Wideblue - £15,252
Medium-wave Infrared Meta-absorbers
Lukman Yusuf (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Scottish Water and Arvia - £19,848
Design and fabrication of a prototype device for ultrasonic wastewater treatment
Cross-institutional IAA Projects
Alasdair Clark (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, with Andrea Di Falco, University of St Andrews, in collaboration with Spraying Systems Co - £49,981
Plasmafluid - Plasmonic taste-bud sensors enabled by microfluidic circuitry for near-patient healthcare applications
Maggie Creed (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, with Mark Naylor, University of Edinburgh, in collaboration with SEPA, EnviroCentre, Amey - £49,980
Sounding Out the River: Monitoring and Modelling Sediment Transport for Risk Management
Daniel Mulvihill (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, with George Stylios and Akshaya Aliyana, Heriot-Watt University, in collaboration with Protective Technologies Ltd, Kymira and Helly Hansen - £50,000
NextGen Textile TENG enabled e-skin for Sustainable Smart Wearables
Stephen Sweeney (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, with University of Surrey - £38,786
Delivering Telecoms Net Zero through Energy-efficient Quantum Well Lasers
Craig White (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, with Matthew Borg and Livio Gibelli, University of Edinburgh, in collaboration with ASML - £21,500
Numerical Models of Hydrogen for Photolithography
Jointly funded IAA Projects (within UofG)
Matt Brennan, College of Arts and Humanities (PI)
Graeme Hunt, Gioia Falcone, James Watt School of Engineering
Mark Wong, Ria Dunkly, College of Social Sciences
Petra Meier, College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences
in collaboration with Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Life, Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, Creative Carbon Scotland, Idlefield Art Lab, Beautroute Arts, Belle & Sebastian, DF Concerts and Events, SWG3, Last Night From Glasgow Records, Lost Map Records, Doors Open Days, West Fest and The Glad Café
£20,000 co-funded with AHRC and EPSRC
Dear Green Music Scene
Anna McGregor, College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences
Alasdair Whyte, College of Arts & Humanities
Claire Ramjan, College of Social Sciences
Alejandra Vovoides, School of Geographical & Earth Sciences
in collaboration with: NatureScot, Bunessan Primary School, Isle of Mull, Salen Primary School, Isle of Mull, Mull & Iona Gaelic Partnership, Native Oyster Restoration Alliance (NORA), and Blas Festival
£42,644 co-funded with AHRC,BBSRC and ESRC
Eisirean! | Native Oysters!: Restoration of native oysters for natural, economic and cultural benefits and the regeneration of coastal communities via science and language
Matt Jones, College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences
Jethro Browel, School of Mathematics & Statistics
Qammer Abbasi, James Watt School of Engineering
Jamie Toney, School of Geographical & Earth Sciences
Rhys Williams, College of Arts & Humanities
in collaboration with Intelligent Growth Solutions, UK Urban Agritech and Glasgow School of Art
£23.178 co-funded with AHRC, BBSRC and NERC
Setting the PACE: Exploiting Glasgow Expertise to Optimise Protected And Controlled Environment Agriculture
Bernadette O’Rourke, College of Arts & Humanities
Qunshan Zhao, College of Social Sciences
Lei Zhang, Muhammand Imran, James Watt School of Engineering
Tim Storer, School of Computing Science
in collaboration with Glasgow City Council
£43,336 co-funded with AHRC and ESRC
Gaelic Connect: a digital hub for Gaelic speakers and learners in the city of Glasgow
2023
Standard IAA Projects
Dave Adams (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Bio-Sep Ltd, IBioIC and Futamura - £43,778
Improving the sustainability of resins and films with natural lignin derived from biomass residues
Gilles Bailet (PI) and Colin McInnes, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with ESA - £50,000
European Sovereign Capability for Out-of-Earth Additive Manufacturing
Emily Draper (PI), Dave Adams, School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Eastman Chemical Company and NSG Group - £53,396
Electrochromic Polymer Films
Andrew Feeney (PI), Sandy Cochran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with MeterTech Ltd., CeramTec and Scottish Enterprise - £38,980
Development of an ultrasonic sensor for hydrogen metering applications
Nikolaj Gadegaard (PI), Badri Aekbote, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with AstraZenica and Clyde Biosciences - £46,198
ForceBiology: software development and real-world benchmarking
Alexey Ganin (PI), Gillian MacKinnon and Adrian Bass, School of Chemistry, in collaboration with P-Block and CENSIS - £36,359
AQUA ELECTROSENS: Accelerated QUAlitative & QUAntitative Analysis by ELECTROchemical SENSors
Hao Gao (PI), Xiaoyu Luo, Colin Berry, Dirk Husmeier, Nick Hill, School of Mathematics & Statistics in collaboration with Golden Jubilee National Hospital and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board - £50,000
A first in-silico trial of quantifying the drug effects of SGLT2i in heart failure
Vihar Georgiev (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with STMicroelectronics - £44,967
Machine Learning Accelerated TCAD Simulations
Rami Ghannam (PI), Paul Chapman, Euan McGookin, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Zappar LTD, ARuVR, Censis and Glasgow School of Art - £35,377
Augmented Reality for Trans-Disciplinary Design of ReconFigurable Manufacturing Systems (ARTIFY)
Ali Gooya (PI), School of Computer Science, in collaboration with British Heart Foundation Cardiovascular Research Centre - £49,390
CAICAM: Cloud AI for Cardiac Motion Abnormality Assessment Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Duncan Gregory (PI), School of Chemistry - £50,000
Sustainable Seaweed Polymers for Next Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries (LIBs) – Facilitating Staff Mobility
Andy Harvey (PI), School of Physics & Astronomy, in collaboration with Foster Freeman - £42,209
Multicamera array technology platform for commercial forensic-science instruments
Laura Hepburn (PI), Yiji Lu, Adrian Boyce, Neil Burnside (University of Strathclyde), SUERC in collaboration with The Carnhill Group and Town Rock Energy - £49,988
Controlled Agriculture Lab Using Minewater (CALUM)
Marion Hersh (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £50,000
Older Autistic’s Kit – Sustainability
Nick Hill (PI) and Sean McGinty, School of Mathematics & Statistics, in collaboration with Terumo Aortic - £36,939
Validate and transfer design software for aortic stents
Matthew Jamieson (PI), Jonathan Evans and Jessica Fish, College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences, in collaboration with Neumind Plc, Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Aquired Brain Injury Service - £32,736
The Neumind app: ground-breaking research-led assistive technology for neuropsychological rehabilitation
Affar Karimullah (PI), Malcolm Kadowala , School of Chemistry, in collaboration with De La Rue - £49,953
Chiral Metasurface Driven Optical Variable Devices
Jeff Kettle (PI), Pete Skabara, Aye Su Mon Kyaw and Rudra Mukherjee, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Quantum Science - £42,942
High throughput testing of transport layers for prototype colloidal Quantum Dot Infrared sensors
Chong Li (PI), Edward Wasige, Qammer Abbasi, Hasan Abbas, Abdullah Al-Khalidi and Mahmoud Wagih, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Keysight Technologies, Institution of Engineering and Technology - £34,100
Showcase of the 6G test capabilities at the University of Glasgow (SOUL)
Richard McCreadie (PI), School of Computing Science, in collaboration with Findexable and National Bank of Greece - £29,000
FAR-Market: Exploration of the Technology Frontier in Financial Asset Recommendation
Stephen McVitie (PI), Donald MacLaren, Trevor Almeida, Kayla Fallon, Fred Rendell-Bhatti, Dima Maneuski and Richard Bates, School of Physics & Astronomy, in collaboration with Quantum Detectors and Jeol UK Ltd - £52,450
Fast pixelated detectors
Nigel Mottram (PI), School of Mathematics & Statistics, in collaboration with Envisics - £45,600
Pixel level optimisation for high resolution phase-only LCOS devices
William Peveler (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Acetum - £49,853
Spontaneous gold nanoparticle formation to test wood-aged food and drink products
Awais Aziz Shah (PI), Lito Michala, School of Computing Science in collaboration with Alba Orbital - £30,855
Containerisation-Based Image Recognition Algorithms in CubeSats for Autonomous Surveillance of Geographical Locations (ORBICULAR)
Peter Skabara (PI), Oleksandr Kanibolotskyy, School of Chemistry in collaboration with GW Associates and Plessey Semiconductors Ltd - £47,044
Stability test product development
Marc Sorel (PI), Anthony Kelly and Christopher Leburn, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Leonardo - £50,000
Design and analysis of a LiNbO3 phased-array for non-mechanical beam-steering
Stephen Sweeney (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH), Berlin - £49,770
Efficient optical wireless power: Towards space-based solar power
Stephen Sweeney (PI) and Jeff Kettle, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Photonicity and Lunar Outpost Inc - £54,000
Increasing in-space solar panel lifetime using laser-based techniques
Mark Symes (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Enabled Future, Peter Reineck Associates Limited, Design Research and Development Co Ltd - £30,000
Anilines
Masood Ur-Rehman (PI), Ali Jamshed, Qammer Abbasi and Muhammad Imran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with AND Technology Research Ltd and Forest Department Balochistan - £43,233
Self-powered Intelligent Sensory System for Environmental Monitoring (SISSTEM)
Massimo Vassalli (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with c-sense GmbH - £35,000
Next generation nanoindentation platform based on self-sensing cantilevers [NanoNext]
Aleksandra Vuckovic (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Singapore Institute of Technology and Sengkang General Hospital - £41,574
Testing Neurofeedback Treatment of Neuropathic Pain in Singapore Clinical Setting
Mahmoud Wagih (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £38,088
RF-PowerEd Maintenance-Free SensIng in ENergy-Deprived EnviRonments (REMINDER)
Mahmoud Wagih (PI) and Jeff Kettle, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with JIVA - £45,226
Mass-Manufacturable Biodegradable Microwave Systems for Next-Generation Sustainable Wireless PCBs (BioWaveS)
Richard Williams (PI), Justine Domingo and Laura Quick, School of Geographical & Earth Sciences, in collaboration with Department of the Environment and Natural Resources - River Basin Control Office (DENRRBCO); DENR – Water Resources Management Office and DENR – Geospatial Database Office (DENRWRMO and DENR-GDO); DENR - Mines and Geosciences Bureau Region 3; Isabela State University; and University of the Philippines – Los Banos (DENR-MGB R3) - £49,993
Reconfiguring Philippine river and flood management practices to encapsulate sediment dynamics
Huabing Yin (PI), Julien Reboud, Jon Cooper and Michael Murphy, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Epigem Ltd - £50,000
Clinical validation and exploitation of rapid “sample to-result” pathogen diagnosis platforms
Fast Track IAA Projects
Kirsty Annand (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Photonics Scotland, IoP Scotland and KTN - £4,710
Opening Up Photonics
Matteo Cerriotti (PI), David Pollock, James Watt School of Economics
Contribution to travel to Malaysia to forge new connections
Jon Cooper (PI), David Shields, Matthiew Poyad, James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with National Health Service – Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Glasgow School of Art - £5,000
A Virtual Environment for Bespoke 3D Orthopaedic Trauma Surgical Planning
Ross Forgan (PI), Linsey Robertson, School of Chemistry - £10,000
An Electron Diffractometer for Nanomaterial Structure Characterisation
Sakineh Fotouhi (PI), Sandy Cochran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with CeramTec - £5,000
Obtaining full set of properties for piezoelectric materials using a novel characterisation tool
Anne-Mari Gillespie, Dave Pollock, David Hughes, College of Science and Engineering Office - £2,216
University of Glasgow Exhibit Stand at All Energy 2023
Steffan Gwyn, College of Science and Engineering Office - £2,120
QT Comic Books in collaboration with Flexpress
Paul Harvey (PI), James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with United Nations ITU-T - £1,250
ITU-T Standardisation Meeting and Workshop
Hadi Heidari (PI), Linsey Robertson, James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with ARM, Semitronics, Pragmatic Semiconductor Ltd and Printed Electronics Ltd - £10,000
Dielectrophoretic roll system for high performance electronics using contactless selective assembly of nanostructures on large areas (ANALOG)
Elaine Hunter, College of Science and Engineering Office, in collaboration with Natural Hazards Partnership; Climate Exchange; ECCI University of Edinburgh; UK Health Security Agency; Scottish Flood Forum; Met Office; West of Scotland Regional Resilience Partnership; Performance, Delivery and Resilience Directorate and Scottish Government - £750
Cross Sector Knowledge Exchange Event 2023 with National Centre for Resilience
Akhil Kallepalli (PI), Graham Gibson, Robert Archibald, School of Physics & Astronomy - £2,000
Demonstration of MobileModMicro at Microscience Microscopy Congress Exhibition 2023
Akhil Kallepalli (PI), Graham Gibson, Robert Archibald, School of Physics & Astronomy - £1,200
MobileModMicro – 3D printed microscope and modular light sources demonstrator kit
Naveen Kumar (PI), Vihar Georgiev, James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory and Vienna University of Technology - £4,434
Development boost for the Device Modelling group open-source Biomolecule-Oxide Simulator
Aye Su Mon Kyaw (PI), James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with Quantum Science Ltd - £4,900
Colloidal Quantum Dots for SWIR Sensor Integration, packaging, and Reliability Evaluation
Deborah McNeil, College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences: Innovation Engagement & Enterprise - £5,000
Glasgow Science Festival
Douglas Morrison (PI), Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre, in collaboration with Thermo Fisher Scientific - £4,150
Isotopes in Healthcare Technologies
Larissa Naylor (PI), Timothy Baxter, School of Geographical & Earth Sciences, in collaboration with Poundfield Precast, ExpLearn Limited t/a Concrete Scotland and Meshcanics - £5,750
Greening the Grey: from 3D design (TRL5) to ecoformliner manufacturing (TRL 6) to concrete manufacture (TRL6) and installation in an operational environment (TRL7)
Manosh Paul (PI), Mark Symes, James Watt School of Engineering, David Hughes, College of Science and Engineering Office, in collaboration with Scottish Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Association - £348
Scottish Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Association Membership
William Pevler (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Acetum S.p.A - £720
Spontaneous gold nanoparticle formation to test woodaged food and drink products
Dave Pollock, College of Science and Engineering Office, Qammer Abassi, James Watt School of Engineering - £1,800
Support for Future Wireless Outreach and Showcase Event
Dave Pollock, Anne-Mari Gillespie, College of Science and Engineering - £2,000
ADS Sustainable Aviation Event (Oct 2023)
Ola Popoola (PI), Muhammad Imran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Aidrivers LTD - £4,980
5G Vehicle Integrated Simulation and Teleoperation Applications (5G VISTA)
Wenjuan Song (PI) Mohammad Yazdani-Asrami, James Watt School of Engineering - £2,700
Impact acceleration via Emissions Free Air Transport through Superconductivity (EFATS) 2023 Workshop
Massimo Vassalli (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Associazione POIC e dintorni APS - £5,000
Stoma Bag Noise Reduction
Scott Watson (PI), James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with Vector Photonics, Sivers Photonics, Alter Technology, Menlo Systems, Toptica, Scintil Photonics, Sacher Lasertechnik, Brolis Sensor Technology and Furukawa Electric Co - £1,707
European Semiconductor Laser Workshop industry reception
Guodong Zhao (PI), Burak Kizilkaya, James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with RACE, UK and Atomic Energy Authority - £4,523
Robotics Demonstration for Nuclear Industry
RA-led IAA Projects
Javier Sanz-Cruzado Puig (PI), School of Computing Science, in collaboration with National Bank of Greece - £17,586
PPC-FI: Personalized Portfolio Construction for Financial Investments
Gilles Baillet (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Katie Tubbing - £2,500
Smart connected fabric for public engagement and Arts
Carlijn Bogaardt (PI), Jess Enright, Sibylle Mohr and Theo Pepler, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Roslin Institute and Danish Veterinary Consortium - £20,000
Adapting the MoveNet toolkit for effective use of livestock movement data in Scottish and Danish veterinary public health practices
Gang Li (PI), School of Psychology & Neuroscience, Katharina Pohlmann, School of Computing Science, in collaboration with SyncVR and Royal Society of Edinburgh - £20,000
Partnership Development: Validation of Virtual Reality Motion Sickness Mitigation Technologies in Real World Settings
Haobo Li (PI), Marija Vaskevicute, Daniele Faccio, Hadi Heidari, Sandosh Padmanabhan, Fahim Kawsar, School of Physics & Astronomy in collaboration with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, and Nokia Bell Labs - £19,577
Optical Stethoscope-based Vital Signal Monitoring using Neuromorphic Chip
Simon Mekhail (PI), School of Physics & Astronomy, in collaboration with Auckland Bioengineering Institute - £19,979
3D Arthroscopy
Sharika Mohanan (PI), Caroline Müllenbroich, School of Physics & Astronomy, Godfrey Smith, School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health, in collaboration with Clyde Biosciences Ltd - £20,000
High-speed optical mapping platform for assessing cardiotoxicity
Baptiste Poursat (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Scottish Water - £20,000
Translating volatilome-based biomarkers from biomedical disease detection to environmental biotechnology system monitoring
Javier Sanz-Cruzado Puig (PI), School of Computing Science - £11,601
FAR-AI: Deployment of AI-based Financial Asset Recommendation System
Michael Sinclair (PI), College of Social Sciences, School of Social & Political Sciences in collaboration with Glasgow City Council, Greenspace Scotland, Huq Industries and Urban Big Data Centre - £19,887
Designing an interactive Greenspace dashboard for stakeholders using mobile phone app data
Tania Wallis (PI), School of Computing Science, in collaboration with National Cyber Security Centre - £18,000
Impact Acceleration in Cybersecurity of Supply Chains to Critical National Infrastructure (CNI)
Strategic Investments
Paul Harvey (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £99,996
xApp Store
Bo Liu (PI), Muhammad Imran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with MathWorks Inc. and Qwed Sp. z o.o - £100,000
Development of an AI-driven Microwave Antenna Design Software tool
David Manlove (PI), School of Computing Science – in collaboration with NHS Blood and Transplant, Centro Nazionali Trapianti, Organización Nacional de Trasplantes, Nederlandse Transplantatie Stichting, Hungarian National Blood Transfusion Service, Organ Coordination Office, Koç University Hospital, Scandiatransplant - £99,365
Kepsoft Community: A social enterprise for kidney exchange software
Jointly funded IAA Projects (within UofG)
Connor Blair (PI) and George Baillie, College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences - £50,000, co-funded by MCR IAA
Lead optimisation of an allosteric c-RAF inhibitor peptide for the treatment of KRAS-driven pancreatic cancer
Olivia McGleish (PI), Marina Santana Vega and Liam Wilson, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with University of Strathclyde and CENSIS - £4,930, co-funded by BBSRC IAA
SYMBIOSIS: SYMposium on BIO- Sensing and Imaging Systems for Healthcare Technologies
Jon Cooper (PI), David Shields and Matthiew Poyad, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow School of Art, Living Lab and Royal College of Surgeons - £50,000, co-funded by MRC IAA
A Virtual Environment for Bespoke 3D Orthopaedic Trauma Surgical Training & Planning (phase 2)
Other IAA Awards
Qammer Abbasi (PI), Shuja Ansari, Muhammed Ali Imran, Jalil ur Rehman Kazim, James Watt School of Engineering - £25,000
AI-enabled Transformation of Space and Asset Management
Darian Brookes, Research & Innovation Services, in collaboration with Findexable, Cambridge Consultants, Steve Holmes, Strategic Scientific Consulting, David Nugent and CRSI - £163,500
EPSRC IAA spend by end-March 2023 to support commercialisation
Daniele Faccio (PI), Sonja Franke-Arnold, School of Physics & Astronomy, in collaboration with Toptica and Photonic Solutions - £25,000
MOGLAB IR laser and controller
Neil Findlay, Ana Basiri, College of Science and Engineering Office, in collaboration with Alan Turing Institute - £10,000
Matched funding for Turing Network Development Award:
- Conference and workshop
Ana Basiri (PI), School of Geographical & Earth Sciences, in collaboration with Alan Turing Institute - Improving the Reception of Visual Generative AI
Stefan Luca (PI), School of Law, in collaboration with Alan Turing Institute, University of Newcastle, and University of Leeds - Turing Network for AI in Offshore Wind Geotechnics
Zhiwei Gao (PI), Eky Febrianto, James Watt School of Engineering, Cristos Anagnostopoulos, School of Computing Science, in collaboration with Alan Turing Institute, Imperial College London, University of Cambridge, University of Bristol and Lancaster University
Nikolaj Gadegaard (PI), Phil Harrison, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with ZwickRoell Ltd - £67,000
repair/upgrade a universal test machine
Steffan Gwyn, Sam Bayliss, College of Science & Engineering Office in collaboration with Chromacity, Universities of Edinburgh, Strathclyde, Heriot Watt and St Andrews, and Technology Scotland - £54,121
EPSRC Contribution to SFC Quantum Arc
Margaret Lucas (PI), Rebecca Cleary, James Watt School of Engineering, £6,500
Ultrasonic transducer analysers
John Moreau (PI), School of Geographical & Earth Sciences, in collaboration with Agilent - £70,000
Custom Gas Chromatograph Analyzer
Nigel Mottram, School of Mathematics & Statistics - £14,400
2 x Comsol commercial licenses plus microfluidics module for work with Envisics and Merck
Julien Reboud (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £12,230
Rapid, low-cost molecular tests for infectious disease detection in farms - Kinematic laminator
Massimo Vassalli, James Watt School of Engineering - £42,599
Rheometer
Claire Wilson (PI), School of Chemistry - £146,000
Chemistry SPR Equipment Requirement - Portable mass spectrometer for thermal analysis, Cryostream, 500 MHz nmr repair
Huabing Yin (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Epigem Limited - £82,800
Equipment to support current IAA/innovateUK activities
Guodong Zhao (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £25,000
Market Exploitation of Software-Enabled Modular Robotics for Warehouse Industry and Beyond
2022
Projects funded under the 2017-2022 and 2022-2026 EPSRC IAAs.
Standard IAA Projects
Shuja Ansari (PI), Qammer Abbasi and Muhammed Imran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Beringar Ltd - £11,217
Ubiquitous Asset Management Using Hybrid RFID and IoT Technologies
Alasdair Clark (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, William Peveler, School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Spraying Systems Co - £50,076
Using artificial tastebuds in biomedical technology settings
Sandy Cochran (PI), Margaret Lucas, James Watt School of Engineering, and Darian Brookes, Research & Innovation Services, in collaboration with Nami Surgical Ltd. - £40,794
Spin-out Business Plan and Pitch Deck
Rupam Das (PI), Finlay Walton and Hadi Heidari, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with QV Bioelectronics - £6,197
Computational Modelling of an MRI-Compatible In-vitro and In-vivo Stimulation System for Brain Cancer Treatment
Vinny Davies (PI), Jethro Browell, School of Mathematics & Statistics, in collaboration with Nat West - £40,000
Energy-related Emissions Analytics for Sustainable Finance
Daniele Faccio (PI), School of Physics & Astronomy, Sarah Cook, College of Arts & Humanities, in collaboration with Semiconductor Films Ltd - £40,000
Tracing Light - ARC Artist Residency
Caroline Gauchotte-Lindsay (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £42,700
Building communities, the future of academia
Affar Karimullah (PI), School of Chemistry, Edward Hutchinson, College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences, Malcolm Kadodwala, School of Chemistry, Nikolaj Gadegaard, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Pinpoint Medical Ltd. - £39,118
Disposable plasmonics assays for monitoring airborne pathogens in commercial air filters
Craig MacDonald (PI), Sean MacAvaney, School of Computer Science, in collaboration with Opinew - £33,600
SmartQA: Generating Questions & Answers From Product Reviews for Opinew
Sean McGinty (PI), Lauren Hyndman, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Kirkstall - £27,317
Maximising the impact of the next generation Quasi Vivo advanced cell culture system through the creation of a user guide
Abhinav Prasad (PI), Karl Toland, School of Physics and Astronomy - £17,136
Compact Field Prototypes for Wee-g Gravimeter
Ola Popoola (PI), Wasim Ahmad, Paul Lynch, Muhammad Imran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Softbank Robotics Europe [Part of United Robotics Group (URG) GmbH]; Forth Valley Sensory Centre Trust (FVSC); The Royal National Institute of Blind (RNIB), Scotland; Sight and Sound Technology - £26,557
RoboGuide: Recruiting and deploying a humanoid robot for assisted indoor navigation and shopping assistant for blind and partially sighted people
Cindy Smith (PI), Bill Sloan, Marta Vignola, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Scottish Water - £49,769
“Biofilter-Build” - building a sustainable drinking water treatment future
Sofiat Olaosebikan (PI), School of Computer Science - £10,500
Computer Science Academy Africa (CSA Africa)
Marian Scott (PI), Claire Miller, Mu Niu, School of Mathematics & Statistics, with SRUC and Censis - £25,300
Development of a framework and principles for environmental sensor network design
Peter Skabara (PI), Oleksandr Kanibolotskyy, School of Chemistry, in collaboration with GW Associates - £50,000
Synthesis of organic materials for downconverters
Oliver Stoner (PI), School of Maths & Statistics, in collaboration with WHO - £24,220
Worldwide use of polluting fuels for household heating and lighting for Sustainable Development Goal 7 - Phase 1
Oliver Stoner (PI), School of Maths & Statistics, in collaboration with WHO - £29,467
Worldwide use of polluting fuels for household heating and lighting for Sustainable Development Goal 7 - Phase 2
Andrew Sutherland (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Adriana Tavares (University of Edinburgh) and Life Molecular Imaging - £23,471
Early-Stage Clinical Development of LW223 for Future Commercialisation
Ahmad Taha (PI), Muhammad Imran, David Flynn, Qammer Abbasi, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Albyn Housing Society Ltd - £33,811
An Evaluation of Tailored Real Time Energy Services for Comfort, Affordability and Sustainability in Scottish Social Housing
Huabing Yin (PI), Julien Reboud, Jon Cooper, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Epigem Limited - £50,000
Clinical validation and exploitation for rapid pathogen diagnosis platforms
Ahmed Zoha (PI), Masood Nizami, Muhammad Ali Jamshed, Muhammad Ali Imran, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Briteyellow - £18,626
Energy COnscious Network for Independent Living (COIL)
Fast track IAA Projects
Matt Dalby (PI), College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences, Michelle Carmichael, College of Science & Engineering: College Academic & Student Administration, in collaboration with Tissue and Cell Engineering Society, World Precision Technologies, Veolia Water Technologies, Sphere Fluidics, Jellagen, Swift Analytical, N8, Don Whitley Scientific, PHC Europe, Cell Guidance Systems, Cellink, Zimmer Peacock, Pepro Tech and OP11 - £3,000
Joint CDT and TCES Conference - Future Leaders in Regenerative Medicine
Oana Dobre (PI), Giuseppe Ciccone, Massimo Vassalli and Delphine Gordon, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with University of Sydney - £3,940
Alliance for Mechanobiology
Joy Farnaby (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Sellafield - £2,350
Addressing technical shortfalls and assessing future end-user needs in the treatment of the UK’s civil plutonium
Andy Harvey (PI), School of Physics & Astronomy, Tony Kelly, James Watt School of Engineering - £701
Imaging Across the Electromagnetic Spectrum – An Industrial-Academic Open Space Event in CoSE
Paul Harvey (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £1,240
Invited Talk and Panel Session at NetworkX Industrial Conference
Paul Harvey (PI), James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with UN ITU-T - £2,360
ITU-T Standardisation Meeting and Workshop
Akhil Kallepalli (PI), School of Physics & Astronomy, in collaboration with QuantIC and CENSIS - £4,931
HyperMeasure: Measuring anatomical geometry using light
Lyuda Kanibolotska (PI), Oleksandr Kanibolotskyy, Pete Skabara, School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Britest Ltd - £3,000
Synthesis of organic materials for downconvertors
Lyuda Kanibolotska (PI), School of Chemistry - £1,440
Online programme - Prepare to Launch a Career Outside of Academia Through Your Own Technology Venture
Lynne McCorriston (PI), Science & Engineering College Research Administration, David Flynn, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with ADS - £2,000
ADS Hydrogen powered aviation event
Lynne McCorriston (PI), Science & Engineering College Research Administration - £552
Banners for robotics and automation event (Scotland Manufacturing and Supply Chain Conference and Exhibition)
Taylor Shields (PI), Matteo Clerici, James Watt School of Engineering - £2,500
Single-cycle THz fields electro-optical sampling with single-photon detectors
Jack Radford (PI), Valentin Kapitany, Daniele Faccio, School of Physics & Astronomy - £1,238
MLiS conference
Marta Vignola (PI), Cindy Smith, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Federal University of Minas Gerais and COPASA MG - £4,500
Brazil water treatment visit
Finlay Walton (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £2,992
Prototyping a flexible implantable optogenetic device
Guodong Zhao (PI), James Watt School of Engineering - £4,450
Develop Partnership with Leading Robotics Companies
RA-led IAA Project
Tania Wallis (PI), School of Computer Science, in collaboration with National Cyber Security Centre - £14,167
Impact Acceleration in Cybersecurity of Supply Chains
Other IAA Awards
Trevor Almeida (PI), School of Physics & Astronomy - £650
Attendance of Materials Research Exchange, London
Darian Brookes (PI), Research & Innovation Services - £50,000
Entrepreneurship Workshops proposal for IAA Funding
Kimberly Fornace (PI), College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences, Brian Barrett, School of Geographical & Earth Sciences, in collaboration with Health Innovation Laboratory, Peru; IHI, Tanzania and Terraframe, joint project with BBSRC IAA - £40,000
New tools to identify malaria vector habitats from high resolution Earth Observation data
Patrick Harkness (PI), Xuan Li, Kevin Worrall, James Watt School of Engineering, in collaboration with Schenck Process, joint project with STFC IAA - £26,570
The pulse-elevator: a new concept for granular media
Affar Karimullah (PI), School of Chemistry, in collaboration with Pinpoint Medical Ltd. - £1,787
Disposable plasmonics assays for monitoring airborne pathogens in commercial air filters (Supplement)
Dhayalan Shakthivel (PI), Ensieh Seyed Hosseini, James Watt School of Engineering - £1,800
Printed Sensors and Devices for High Performance Flexible Electronics
2021
Standard IAA Projects
Dr Bo Liu (PI), Prof Muhammad Imran, James Watt School of Engineering in collaboration with Rescale Inc - £33,000
AI-driven antenna design exploration software tool development
Manlio Tassieri (PI), Manosh Paul, James Watt School of Engineering
Panta Rhei: Syndet Characterisation and Process Modelling
Hasan Abbas (PI), Qammer Abassi, James Watt School of Engineering
Location Tracking System for autonomous monitoring of Bulks of Cereal Grain
Qammer Abbasi
An Intelligent Non-Invasive Real-Time Elderly Activity Recognition System for Next-Generation Healthcare
Alex Turpin
An in-depth technical and market assessment for EchoSense
Nigel Mortram
Ionic and flow effects in LCoS devices
David Cumming; Vincenzo Pusino
IndiPiX Technology & Market Assessment
Martin Llewellyn (PI), Julien Reboud
In situ eDNA monitoring of planktonic threats to salmon aquaculture using a paper-based PCR device
David Mahon (PI), Bjoern Seitz, Rick Gray
A Compact Multi-Radiation Detector for Robotic Pipe Inspection in Nuclear Decommissioning
Jeff Kettle
Reliability for sustainable electronics
Andrew Jamieson
Keltic Pharma PEP-SMOL Drug Discovery Platform
Emily Draper (PI), David Adams
Scale up of Smart Windows
George Barakos
Novel blades for electric vertical lift
Joy Farnaby
Addressing technical shortfalls and assessing future end-user needs in the treatment of the UK’s civil plutonium
Jonathan Taylor
Heartbeat-synchronization-enhanced Aurora microscope
Massimo Vassalli
BioGel Micromechanics
Qammer Abbasi
RFID-enabled location tracking system for autonomous monitoring of bulks of cereal grain
Vihar Georgiev, Tapas Dutta, Asen Asenov
PDK Development for Cryogenic Electronics
Fast Track IAA Projects
Dr Gozel Shakiri, School of Computing Science
Envirofy
Dr Caroline Müllenbroich
CUWiP- employers and employability: engaging industry in the national Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics
Prof Nigel Mottram
Dynamic defects within an LCOS device
Prof Xiaolei Liu, James Watt School of Engineering
Training for Condition Monitoring Offshore Wind Turbine through Machine Learning and CFD
2020
Standard IAA Projects
Qammer Abbasi, Muhammed Imran
Hybrid LoRaWAN and RFID System for Efficient Space Management
Peter Childs (PI), Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez, Matt Dalby
Raising investment for an orthopaedic spin-out
Emily Draper
Dark Materials
Fast Track IAA Projects
Enric Grustan Gutierrez
NEAT 1
Kirst Annand
Opening Up Photonics Workshop
Sara Diegoli
The James Watt Nanofabrication Centre @ the Clyde Waterfront Innovation Campus
Hadi Heidari
Travel to KTN Materials Research Exchange 2020
Rair Macedo
Participating in the Materials Research Exchange (MRE) 2020
Trevor Almeida
Attendance of Materials Research Exchange, London
Dhayalan Shakthivel (PI), Ensieh Seyed Hosseini
Semiconducting Nanostructures for High Performance Large Area Flexible Electronics and Multi-functional dressing for wound healing/monitoring
Massimo Vassalli (PI), Manlio Tassieri, Richard P Middlemiss
Development of next generation tools for single cell nanoindentation measurements
RA-led IAA Project
Scott Watson
Dynamic testing of single photon avalanche detectors (SPADs) for quantum applications
2019
Standard IAA Projects
Dr Martin Lavery (PI), Prof Anthony Kelly, School of Engineering - £28,000
Wide-angle fluorescent optical receiver for high capacity underwater communications (GlowComm)
Dr Karl Burgess, MVLS - £32,000
Developing the RTMet instrumentation for reliability and robustness
Dr Larissa Naylor, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences - £9,000
Dynamic Coast Downscaling: coastal assessment of Edinburgh’s Shoreline
Prof Jon Cooper (PI), Dr Arslan Khalid, Dr Julien Reboud, School of Engineering - £40,000
iVisco
Dr Amalio Fernández-Pacheco, School of Physics and Astronomy - £31,000
3DPRINTIP: 3D-printed magnetic tip sensors
Dr Vihar Georgiev (PI), Prof Asen Asenov, School of Engineering - £36,000
Nano-Electronic Simulation Software (NESS) - creating the first open source TCAD platform in the world
Prof Sandy Cochran, School of Engineering - £10,000
Ultracap Microultrasound Imaging Development
Prof Richard Hogg, School of Engineering - £34,000
Enhancing Commercial Impact of University of Glasgow MBE
Dr Andrew Jamieson, School of Chemistry - £33,000
Practical and Scalable Asymmetric Synthesis of Fmoc-amino Acid Building Blocks
Dr Aleksandra Vuckovic - £20,000
Market Validation, Business Plan and Investor Engagement for a Neurotechnology Spin Out
Fast Track IAA Projects
Dr Richard Taylor, School of Engineering - £2,400
Photonic crystal surface emitting lasers: Industry engagement
Dr Craig MacDonald, School of Computing Science - £2,140
Towards Fairness and Transparency in Digital Sensitivity Review
Dr Elijah Nazarzadeh, School of Engineering - £1,000
Synthetic Cell Workshop
Dr Vihar Georgiev, School of Engineering - £2,250
AVS International Symposium and Exhibition
Prof Ravinder Dahiya, School of Engineering - £1,600
3D Touch Interactive Hologram
Dr Martin Lavery, School of Engineering - £2,100
MarineComm: Workshop on communication technology transfer for Ocean Science
Prof Alice Miller, School of Computing Science - £1,500
Optimisation of prediction models for red blood cell demand
Dr Cristina Medina Bailon, School of Engineering - £2,860
Development boost for the Device Modelling Group open-source NESS computational framework
RA-led IAA Projects
Dr Samadhan Patil, School of Engineering - £20,000
Multicorder Clinical validation (for myocardial infarction and stroke)
Dr Adetunmise Charles Dada, School of Engineering - £18,000
Daylight quantum key distribution at 2 microns: a field test (BroadDayQComm)
Dr Oana Dobre, School of Engineering - £10,500
Development of new bioinks for the efficient presentation of the growth factors for tissue engineering applications
Dr Yusuf Sambo, School of Engineering - £11,750
Application of Advanced Cooling Technology To High Integrity 5G Communication Systems
2018
Standard IAA Projects
Dr Jonathan Siviter, Prof Andrew Knox, School of Engineering - £16,600
High Efficiency Cooling for Data Centres
Prof David Ireland, School of Physics and Astronomy - £33,000
Mobile Muon Tomography
Dr Matthew Smith, School of Engineering - £25,500
Dual-mode transistor for digital logic
Prof Richard Hogg (PI), Dr David Childs, Dr Richard Taylor, School of Engineering
Photonic Crystal Surface Emitting Lasers (PCSELs) - Enhanced Performance All Electronic Beam Steering and Coherent Arrays Prototype Chips
Prof Lee Cronin (PI), Dr Mark Symes, School of Chemistry
Development of a new battery and refuelling system for electric vehicles
Prof Sandy Cochran, School of Engineering - £18,000
Sonopill
Prof Stephen Brewster, Prof Jonathan Evans, Dr Matther Jamieson, School of Computing Science, School of Medical Veterinary and Life Sciences - £32,000
Developing ApplTree; Personalized digital reminding to support memory impairment after brain-injury
Dr Andrew Sutherland, School of Chemistry - £29,000
Early Stage Commercialisation of a PET Imaging Agent for the Detection of Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer
Dr Emily Draper, School of Chemistry - £28,000
Analysing HA production for ophthalmic viscosurgical devices
Dr Hadi Heidari, School of Engineering - £25,000
Autonomous Power Harvesting and Conversion for Future Driverless Vehicles
Prof Adrian Bowman, Dr Liberty Vittert, School of Mathematics and Statistics - £31,000
Automatic assessment of facial surgery in the developing world
Prof Margaret Lucas, School of Engineering
An ultrasonic device for the surgical treatment of the Petrous Apex (and other challenging biopsy applications)
Dr Craig MacDonald (PI), Prof Iadh Ounis, School of Computing Science - £32,000
Application of Machine Learning in the CICERO project
Fast Track IAA Projects
Prof Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez, Dr Andres Alba Perez, School of Engineering -£3,000
Industry day – In vitro models for pharma and biomedical R&D
Dr Richard Taylor, School of Engineering - £3,355
Industrial Engagement and Kickstart awards attendance and Photonic crystal surface emitting lasers: Specification generation and Industrial Engagement
Prof Iain Thayne, School of Engineering - £2,960
A UK Micro- and Nano-fabrication Community Event
Dr Lucile Chatellard, School of Engineering - £2,850
Bioluminescence as a light source for microalgae culture
Dr Han Cui, School of Engineering - £2,885
Road to Raman Microscope's Commercialisation
Dr Alice Miller, School of Computing - £2,950
Collaboration Seeding
Prof Stephen Barnett, School of Physics and Astronomy - £2,950
Chiral Rotational Spectrometer
Dr Pavan Konda, School of Physics and Astronomy - £2,900
Miniaturised Microscopes for longitudinal study of spinal cord metabolism in rats
Dr Claire Miller, School of Mathematics and Statistics - £2,500
Investigation of the impact of GRTS river sampling designs
Dr Ian MacLaren, School of Physics and Astronomy - £3,000
Development of reliable noise free precession electron diffraction
Dr Joseph Cameron, Dr Neil Findlay, School of Chemistry - £500
Travel and accommodation for Materials Research Exchange 2018
Dr Cristina Gonzales, School of Engineering - £500
Developing industry interest in growth factor based biomaterial systems
RA-led IAA Projects
Dr Mark McGill, School of Computing Science - £20,000
6DoF Digital Pen for Virtual and Augmented Reality
Dr Neil Findlay (PI), Dr Joseph Cameron, School of Chemistry - £18,000
Small molecule organic down-converters for Red and Green Hybrid Light-Emitting Diodes
Dr Elijah Nazarzadeh, School of Engineering - £18,500
Nebuliser platform for precision drug delivery
EPSRC/ESRC IAA Joint Call
Prof Matthew Chalmers, Dr Angus Ferguson, School of Computing Science & School of Social and Political Science - £17,000
Ethical design of apps for assessing mental health
Dr Philip Leifield, Dr Helen Purchase, Dr Manuele Leonelli, Dr Mark McCann, Dr Alison Devlin, Dr Eric Silverman, Dr Vittal Katikireddi, Prof Jim Lewsey, MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, School of Computing Science, School of Social and Political Science, School of Mathematics and Statistics, Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment - £23,000
Assessing the feasibility and usefulness of complex systems methods for the work of the new public heath body in Scotland
Prof Frank Pollick, Prof Stephen Brewster, School of Psychology & School of Computing Science - £30,000
CarVR: Immersion in the journey
2017
Standard IAA Projects
Dr Claire Miller (PI) & Prof Marian Scott, School of Mathematics and Statistics - £10,000
River network case study to inform strategic monitoring review
Prof Ravinder Dahiya, James Watt School of Engineering - £40,000
Hologram-like Displays with 3D gesture interface and Tactile Feedback
Dr Damien McGrouther (PI), Dr Dima Maneuski, Prof Val O'Shea, School of Physics and Astronomy - £40,000
TEM-Pix II – Follow-on development of a fully retractable novel electron microscope detector
Prof Anthony Kelly, James Watt School of Engineering - £25,000
Secondment to Compound Semiconductor Technologies Global (CSTG)
Prof Lee Cronin (PI), Dr Mark Symes, School of Chemistry - £15,000
Proton Electron Buffers for Automotive Energy Storage
Prof Asen Asenov, James Watt School of Engineering - £40,000
Low power, high reliability transistors for IoT applications
Dr Martin Lavery, James Watt School of Engineering - £35,000
Development of Commercially Viable Free-space Optical Communications Technologies (FreeCOMM)
Dr Matteo Clerici, James Watt School of Engineering - £31,000
An alternative approach to quantum-enhanced THz generation
Prof Andy Harvey, School of Physics and Astronomy - £15,000
Hyperspectral Imaging System
Prof Xiaoyu Luo (PI), Dr Hao Gao, Prof Dirk Husmeier, Prof Nick Hill and Prof Colin Berry, School of Mathematics and Statistics, MVLS/ICMS - £40,000
Modelling of myocardial tissue changes during disease progression and amyloid-directed drug therapies in cardiac amyloidosis
Dr Andrew Jamieson, School of Chemistry - £39,000
3D Structural Analysis of Native Conotoxins and Conotoxin Mimetics Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Dr Emily Draper (PI), Prof Dave Adams, School of Chemistry - £28,000
Developing hydrogels for ophthalmic viscosurgical devices
Fast Track IAA Projects
Dr Peifeng Li, James Watt School of Engineering - £650
Attending two workshops organised by the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) at Warwick University: Automotive Council’s Lightweight Technology Roadmap, Coventry, 12 April 2017; and Preparing for the Grand Challenge, Royal Institution, London, 25 April 2017.
Dr Caryn Hughes, James Watt School of Engineering - £3,000
Tri-CDT Engagement Conference
Dr Kiran Ramesh, James Watt School of Engineering - £1,200
Hydrobox
Dr Matthew Edgar, School of Physics and Astronomy - £1,000
Augmented Reality Eye Safety
Ms Jill Ramsay, School of Computing Science - £2,900
Enterprising Culture – Tech Start-Up Meet-Up Series
Prof Konstantinos Kontis, James Watt School of Engineering - £2,000
Delivery of the 2017 Aerospace Symposium
Dr Angela Busse, Dr Euan Wielewski, Dr Kiran Ramesh, James Watt School of Engineering
Support for attendance at the 2017 Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) Conference: Realising Ambition, to engage with industry