UK Research and Innovation
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UK Research and Innovation — publications from its own official source.
Publications 20
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Frontline services to receive funding to prevent violence against women and girls
Frontline services and communities across the country will receive targeted funding to transform how women and girls are protected from violence and abuse.
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New challenge launched to store clean energy for longer and protect households from price spikes
Challenge aims to strengthen UK energy security, create jobs in new industries, and reduce energy bills in the long-term
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Global Talent visa expanded to attract world's brightest researchers to power British innovation
More than 100 innovative research companies can now support the world's brightest researchers to come and work in the UK through the Global Talent visa.
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Corporate report: Research Councils’ pension schemes accounts 2025 to 2026
Annual accounts of the Research Councils’ pension schemes from April 2025 to March 2026.
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Corporate report: UKRI annual report and accounts, 2025 to 2026
Activities and achievements of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) from April 2025 to March 2026.
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Welsh universities unite to boost research funding and bring jobs and growth
Wales Office Minister Anna McMorrin has bought together Welsh universities and the UK's research funding body, UK Research and Innovation, to unlock investment.
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UK backs new AI labs to make technology cheaper, more reliable and easier to use
Oxford and UCL to host new government-backed labs developing the next generation of AI that more businesses and services can readily use
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More leading researchers brought to the UK, while Horizon Europe performance strengthens in 2024
UK research organisations attract new wave of 10 leading international researchers, and new performance stats highlight UK’s progress as part of Horizon Europe.
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Innovators from Teesside to Cornwall backed as new round of UK regions granted up to £20 million to grow thriving sectors
Partnerships in regions across England and Wales backed to build on local innovation strengths and fast‑track ideas from prototype to market.
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Esteemed scientist and academic leader Sir Leszek Borysiewicz named as government’s preferred candidate for UKRI Chair
Science Secretary Liz Kendall has named Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz as her preferred candidate for Chair of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
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Tay Cities Region backed by up to £20 million from UK government to grow its thriving creative tech sector
Investment will back local talent advancing creative technologies like computer games and virtual reality to drive new products and grow the economy.
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Science Secretary calls on research funders to back women with better maternity leave and flexible working support
Research funders urged to back a voluntary charter including commitments to paid maternity leave for PhD students and more help to return to work and flexible working.
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Government to create new lab to keep UK in the fast lane on AI breakthroughs
A new UK AI research lab will be created to unlock breakthroughs which could transform healthcare, transport, science and everyday technology.
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Bold bet on AI to keep UK at forefront of science and research breakthroughs from healthcare, to better public services
First-ever AI Strategy for UK Research and Innovation marks bold plan to make AI deliver for UK’s cutting-edge science and research efforts.
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From precision-bred hemp to Sunshine Tomatoes: £21.5m to drive farm innovation in England
£21.5m is backing 15 England-wide projects to turn new crops and low-emission farm tech into ready-to-use tools that boost productivity.
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Corporate report: UKRI Framework Document 2025
This document sets out the broad framework within which UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) will operate.
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More targeted R&D investment towards driving UK growth and jobs unveiled by Technology Secretary
UKRI will deploy significant taxpayer backing to support government priorities, investing billions in UK expertise and innovation for growth and renewal.
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Children with SEND to benefit from earlier intervention as government backs research into tools to identify special educational needs sooner
Innovators to test earlier interventions to help support children with SEND, backed by government.
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UK to advance targeted science cooperation with China
UK Science Minister Lord Vallance leads UK delegation of senior figures to China, opening up science opportunities that both countries can benefit from.
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Policy paper: UK Compute Roadmap
Our plan to build a world-class compute ecosystem that provides a platform for innovation, growth and opportunity across the economy.
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Guidance: AI Research Resource
The AI Research Resource (AIRR) is a suite of advanced supercomputers that provides AI-specialised compute capacity to researchers, academia, and industry.