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  1. A socially mobile society is essential for a dynamic UK

    …fewer than for those from middle class backgrounds. Why does this matter? Many of the responses to this question have focused on ‘fairness’ and a meritocratic approach to social change and while, of course, I agree with that; it is a bit of motherhood and apple pie, everyone agrees with that, so I want to refocus the debate a bit. For me it is also as much about what sort of society we want to create and how we want to respond to global challenge…

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  2. Harnessing the power of changemakers

    …sity enterprise societies, now there are 130. Turnover from graduate start-ups doubled between 2008 and 2010 to over £270m. Alliance universities are particularly strong in this area, with turnover from Alliance start-ups accounting for more than half of the total. These universities are leading the way by embedding a culture of entrepreneurialism and collaboration across their teaching and research. Universities need to be structuring their cours…

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  3. Continued decline in languages threatens our economic competitiveness

    …dy in the UK, and its growing concentration among higher socio-economic groups. This decline is taking place despite widespread acknowledgement by key stakeholders, such as the CBI and the British Chambers of Commerce, and a host of governmental and campaigning groups, that foreign languages and intercultural skills play a vital role in ensuring global economic competitiveness. According to the Education and Employers Task Force (2011) poor langua…

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  4. Innovation Growth Lab Global Conference – plenty of food for thought

    …ountries to be there. The programme was extensive (it can be found in full online here) but I think some clear themes emerged from the discussions which I set out below. Basic income is in vogue Those who followed the 2015 general election will remember the Green Party’s pledge to bring universal basic income to the UK. The Greens were criticised for the policy but it is conceivable – based on what we heard in Barcelona – that they were some way a…

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  5. Humanitarian business: Our innovation strategy is helping disaster-affected third world relief funds – University of Brighton

    …RIM report to the Department for International Development and the World Humanitarian Summit, the Humanitarian Innovation Fund is now supporting the entire lifecycle of innovation and has embedded scaling in their programme strategy. Three major projects were funded under the Humanitarian Innovation Fund programme guided by the research findings, and creating a range of social and economic impacts in disaster and conflict affected locations. For e…

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  6. Covid-19 research and enterprise

    …p with industry delivering expertise, facilities and training potential to upskill the vaccine manufacturing workforce.   Anglia Ruskin University (ARU)- New test can detect COVID-19 in 20 minutes ARU’s Professor Stephen Bustin, with colleagues ar Chelmsford hospital, have developed a robust, reliable assay, or test, for COVID-19 which returns results in less than 20 minutes. The test, called Cov2-ID, detects three viral targets, making it more re…

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  7. Vaccines, R&D and the Budget

    …ithin the Stockton-on-Tees region, working in partnership with industry to upskill the vaccine manufacturing workforce. Oxford Brookes University have also been undertaking research through their spinout company, Oxford Expression Technologies, to develop a coronavirus vaccine. Awarded a grant by Innovate UK to work in partnership with Vaxine Pty Ltd, the vaccine is now in its clinical trial phase. Both examples demonstrate the incredible value th…

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  8. Millions of pounds awarded to tackle barriers to student success

    …s in student achievement and ambition. And just under £500,000 has been awarded to the Diversity and Inclusion Student Ambassador Programme. This project will be led by the University of Manchester, with Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Birmingham as partners. Full details of the 17 projects can be found here….

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  9. Setting out to explore new frontiers of collaboration

    …of ensuring future security and sustainability of energy supplies and the management of energy demand. Whether the communities of the future are mega-cities, urban, rural or remote, the infrastructure that supports them – including housing, manufacturing, transport and services – will rely on an energy generation and distribution network that is stable, secure, and resilient to climate change and terrorism. They will need researchers and leaders…

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  10. From Bangladesh to Great Britain: university-business collaboration will bring a bright future

    …mes back to Bangladesh, and to gain skills. At the other end of the scale, many wealthy Bangladeshi choose to study abroad. Many don’t come home after graduation. This “brain drain” is seen as a problem. But it is not surprising. The purpose of the conference was to explore why up to 50% of young people graduating from Bangladeshi universities, which offer technical and vocational education as well as academic, fail to find jobs. The consensus was…

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