An opportunity to apply your engineering research to live industrial use cases and move it towards commercial success.
Researchers in Residence
Extended visits to one or more Catapults for impactful engineering research in strategic areas.
Business-led Research
We connect engineering research directly with the demands of UK manufacturing and engineering companies.
Collaboration with Industry
We work with manufacturing companies of all sizes and across all industries to improve their performance with original research.
Experience in Commercialisation
We’ve worked with over 20,000 engineering companies to develop and scale-up new technologies and techniques ready for the market.
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The Catapult Researchers in Residence programme is designed to enable leading academics to spend research visits in one or more Catapults. Each Researcher in Residence will undertake a strategic project aligned to a Catapult challenge area that will generate impact from research.
More about impactThe UK Manufacturing Forum is a thriving community of academics, researchers, engineers and industry representatives with a driving purpose to create a real-world impact through collaboration.
Find out moreManufacturing partners in 2020/21
Engagement with academic institutions around the globe in 2020/21
Experts ready to collaborate on your research
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