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Collaborative research: funding available for collaborative research out of Science and Technology Funding Council areas.

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Cambridge eScience and the Cambridge Computational Biology Institute invite Cambridge research colleagues to a symposium on collaborative research possibilities.

Registration required: http://workshop.ccbi.cam.ac.uk/register/wa04iqgv/

Website: http://www.escience.cam.ac.uk/michael/symposium.html (for more details of programme)

The Science and Technology Funding Council IPS (formerly PIPSS ) scheme has funded several successful collaborative research projects at Cambridge. This symposium will have presentations of several of them, and presentations of research from Cambridge colleagues in several areas which could lead to collaborations and details of collaborative funding schemes. Details: Centre for Mathematical Sciences, 0930-1200, 16th December 2009

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