BBSRC NIBB Business Interaction Vouchers (up to £10K, 100% costed) will be used to encourage and support collaboration between academic partners and industrial partners within the CCnet framework:
CCnet membership and BBSRC eligible
Please read the BIV Operational Guidelines (below) and fill in the BIV application form (below).
Submit the completed application form by email to: ccnet@nottingham.ac.uk
BBSRC NIBB Proof of Concept funding will be used to encourage and support multidisciplinary projects which seek to integrate component parts within the CCnet framework:
Call Title: ‘Industrial Decarbonisation: Challenges & Opportunities’Clusters of large industrial plants for energy-intensive industries such as iron and steel, cement, refining and chemicals, have developed near UK ports and estuaries. The industrial decarbonisation challenge aims to accelerate the cost-effective decarbonisation of these industries by developing and deploying low-carbon technologies. It is expected that specific technology domains, such as hydrogen and carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) will figure prominently. Applications centred on autotrophs are invited that can make a contribution to this UK challenge, which aim to enable the deployment of infrastructure at scale by the mid-2020s. |
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Please read the PoC Operational Guidelines (below) and fill in the PoC Application Form (below).
Submit the completed application form by email: ccnet@nottingham.ac.uk
CCnet has funds available for summer studentships to fund undergraduate students who wish to gain experience in the field of Carbon ReCycling. The application should be made by the supervisor. The student may not be in the final year of his/her undergraduate degree course. The funding will support the living expenses of the student (£200 per week, for up to 10 weeks fEC) and a budget for consumables (maximum £500 fEC).