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A highly competitive first round of the UK-HyRES and Henry Royce Institute SPRINT funding programme will award up to £50,000…
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UK HyRES Research Excellence: Capabilities and Collaboration Opportunities 2026
Read the latest UK HyRES Research Excellence presentation focusing on the capabilities and collaboration opportunities within the Hub.
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