Industrial Fellowships
Industrial Fellowships are awarded to graduates with the potential to make an outstanding contribution to industry, for research supported by a company, leading to a patent, product or process improvement and a postgraduate award. Fellows receive significant funding towards their fees and salary, enabling employers to offer exciting personal development opportunities for their brightest employees.
Applications open in the summer
Applications for our Industrial Fellowships are currently closed. Applications for the 2024 round will open in the summer.
We encourage those interested in applying to get in touch with our team, who can answer questions about the process, help connect you to alumni for more information or advise on sourcing industrial or academic partners for your application.
Fellowship Details
The aim of the scheme is to encourage profitable innovation and creativity in British Industry – to the mutual benefit of the Fellow and his or her sponsoring company. Projects in any science or engineering discipline will be considered.
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2022 Fellows
Industrial Fellows from other years-
Nicholas Nyamayedenga
Practical approaches to address non-dewatered alum sludge properties and benefits of dewatering
James Mae Group
University of Bradford -
Yohn Taylor
Development of Hyperpolarised 129Xe Magnetic Resonance Imaging to provide a Novel Translational Drug-development Imaging Framework
GSK
University College London -
Finbar Gaffey
Developing a platform to improve the identification of therapies for Motor Neurone Disease
LifeArc
University of Sheffield -
James Rowley
A Platform for the High-Throughput Screening of Reactive Fragments in Cells
GSK
University of Strathclyde -
Jessica Crompton
Synthesis of Quaternary Stereocentres via Hydrogen Borrowing Catalysis
GSK
University of Oxford -
Magdalene Ho
Home-Grown Therapeutics- Using bioinspired nanotechnology to harvest patient-derived biologics for healing chronic wounds
ConvaTec
Imperial College London -
Matthew Diable
Development and industrialisation of novel hyperbranched photopolymers via proprietary technology to revolutionise 3D printing
Polymer Mimetics
University of Liverpool -
Joseph Counte
Reducing temperature uncertainty in thermal memory coatings for advanced gas turbine applications
Sensor Coating Systems
University of Nottingham -
Aleksandra Nikoniuk
Integrating automated microfluidics process analytical technology platforms into autologous CAR-T cell manufacturing
Autolus
University College London