Funding available for energy research

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Funding available for energy research

Date	Friday, January 7, 2011
Topic	Innovation Energy, Waste & Natural Resources Education & Skilled People Environment

E-Futures Doctoral Training Centre at the University of Sheffield has £7M of EPSRC funding for energy related research projects. They would like to make some of this funding available for industry by giving PhD students exciting and industrially relevant projects to pursue.

Companies that are interested can contact E-Futures Programme Manager Neil.lowrie@sheffield.ac.uk, +44 (0)114 2225506 to discuss further.

Submissions for ideas would need to be made by April 2011. More information is also available on www.e-futures.group.shef.ac.uk

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