Matt Chapman - Health Sector Business Breakfast
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Presentation by Matt Chapman, Knowledge Transfer Manager, Knowledge Transfer Network at the Health Sector Business Breakfast, 16 March at Northwich Memorial Court
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Matt Chapman - Health Sector Business Breakfast
- 1. Innovation Funding and Support from the Innovate UK family Matt Chapman, KTN 16 March 2018
- 2. Overview of Innovate UK family
- 5. The Innovate UK family Regional Managers
- 6. The Innovate UK family Regional Managers fund connect collaborate
- 9. KTN - Industry sectors Materials Chemistry Environmental Services Agri-Food Biosciences Medical Biotechnology Health ICT Electronics, Sensors & Phototonics Defence & Security Space Built Environment Transport Energy Creative Industries Digital Economy Design Focus is on bringing together groups that would not normally meet Sustainability, H2020, International, Access to Finance, Design, Manufacturing
- 13. Integration Zone IUK IIIa. Product IVa. MarketI. Concept II. Seed IIIb. IVb. Integrated Public / Private Funding Strategy – Health Focus 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 H2020 Excellence in Science Societal Challenges Emerging & Enabling Technologies Health & Life Sciences Infrastructure Systems Manufacturing & Materials Open Programme Regional Growth Fund Scotland Smart & R&D HTCs HICF I4I Resp. Mode Research Case Awards Managed Programmes IKCs Industrial CASE Awards FFF Day Job Angels VC Early-stage VC Family OfficesCRG Companies BanksLeadership in KEITS Innovation Funding (by TRL)
- 14. £561m +£3bn +
- 16. Highlights from current competitions 19 current competitions, examples closing beyond end March are: - £450k SBRI: point-of-use treatment for organic-rich surface water - £150k SBRI: automated pre-cleaning of surgical instruments - £150k SBRI Glasgow: technology for monitoring risk management at home - £19m March 2018 sector competition: Open - £15m Connected and autonomous vehicles simulation: collaborative R&D - £10m Medicines manufacturing round 2: challenge fund - £8m Digital health technology catalyst round 2 - £4m Analysis for innovators round 2: brokerage - £10m Innovation loans: manufacturing and materials readiness - £???m Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund expression of interest
- 17. Highlights from current competitions 19 current competitions, examples closing beyond end March are: - £450k SBRI: point-of-use treatment for organic-rich surface water - £150k SBRI: automated pre-cleaning of surgical instruments - £150k SBRI Glasgow: technology for monitoring risk management at home - £19m March 2018 sector competition: Open - £15m Connected and autonomous vehicles simulation: collaborative R&D - £10m Medicines manufacturing round 2: challenge fund - £8m Digital health technology catalyst round 2 - £4m Analysis for innovators round 2: brokerage - £10m Innovation loans: manufacturing and materials readiness - £???m Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund expression of interest Highlights from current competitions
- 18. Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF)
- 19. £31bn National Productivity Investment Fund (NPIF) increased in Autumn Budget 2017 Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (£TBC over four years to FY21/22) Innovation, Applied Science & Research (£TBC over four years to FY21/22) £7bn R&D Funding (over four years to FY21/22)
- 20. • Builds on the UK’s world-class research base and delivers the science that business needs to transform existing industries and create new ones • Accelerates commercial exploitation of the most exciting technologies the UK has to offer the world to ensure that scientific investment truly delivers economic impact, jobs and growth right across the country • Programmes delivered by the fund will be industry-led and powered by multi-disciplinary research and business-academic collaboration • Delivered by Innovate UK and Research Councils UK, and eventually UK Research and Innovation, the single voice for the UK’s research and innovation landscape Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund
- 21. First Wave of Challenges (1 of 2) £181M to develop first-of-a-kind technologies for the manufacture of medicines to accelerate patient access to new drugs and treatments £246m to develop world leading batteries, designed and manufactured in the UK, to fully exploit the industrial opportunity of vehicle electrification £93m to develop AI and Robotic systems that can be deployed in extreme environments such as occur in off- shore energy, nuclear energy, space and deep mining
- 22. The second wave of the Challenge Fund Data to early diagnosis & precision medicine Healthy ageing Next generation services Audience of the future Quantum technology Transforming construction Transforming food production Energy revolution
- 24. The future – Wave 3
- 25. • A compelling, focused challenge articulated in a way that anyone will understand and see the benefit of solving • Not ‘business as usual’ or already funded through other means • Business-led, improving productivity and economic benefit across the UK • Not just a bid for more money – clear milestones to success by 2021/2022 • Think: “Not what ISCF can do for you, but what you can do to help ISCF.” Making the case for future challenges
- 27. UK Research and Innovation UKResearch and Innovation #IndustrialStrategy Building our Biomedical Catalyst Health & Life Sciences Sector Dr Michael Kipping
- 32. • Providing access to funding & support • Finding collaborative partners • Linking the innovation landscape • Come along to our events • Sign up for our free newsletter Summary Get in touch! Matt Chapman, KTN e-mail: matt.chapman@ktn-uk.org twitter: @mattchapmanktn www.ktn-uk.org @KTNUK
Editor's Notes
- Projects from the selected wave 3 challenges should start from April 2019 and last up to 3 years. open expression of interest (EoI) is to identify the main challenges faced by industry and society in the UK. We want to understand the level of demand for innovation funding in order to address them. Expressions of interest are welcome from industry-led consortia This is not a competition for funding, but an expression of interest to help identify challenges to be supported in future waves of the ISCF. Your application must focus on one of the government’s 4 ‘grand challenges’, which are: putting the UK at the forefront of the artificial intelligence and big data revolution maximising advantages to UK industry from the global shift to clean growth becoming a world leader in shaping the future of mobility harnessing the power of innovation to meet the needs of an ageing society
- Plus Scottish Enterprise
- The scheme is designed to support an SME along the journey from an initial idea through to a product tested in humans and, we hope, to take the company to a stage where private investors are willing to come in and fund the subsequent steps in the journey. In the last round of Biomedical Catalyst we introduced the Primer Award, so there are now 4 strands to the BMC scheme. The first two strands are assessed on the written application only. For the Early Stage and Late Stage, success at the written application stage grants the applicant an opportunity for interview by the Major Awards Committee, where presenters will receive a new score which will determine whether or not they receive funding.
- 2m feas + 8m early stage Opening end March