Use the spending review to launch a transformational decade

10 September 2021

Our Chief Executive Dr Tim Bradshaw has written for Research Professional, ahead of the Govenment Spending Review this October, looking at the opportunities that lie ahead for the UK's innovation economy over the next decade. 

Funding innovation through universities can play an important role, not just with cutting-edge discoveries and early-stage investment but also in developing the entrepreneurial ecosystem required to support innovation.

Read the full article in Research Professional: Use the spending review to launch a transformational decade

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