Celebrating success

The Research and Enterprise Office manages two sets of awards that celebrate the achievements of colleagues across the University.

One recognises the strength of our research; the other, the breadth of our external partnerships. Both celebrate the far-reaching impacts of our work.

Find out more about the Awards – as well as some of our recent successful Knowledge Transfer Partnerships and Commercialisation ventures.

The CALIBRE Awards – launched in 2019 – recognise the breadth and diversity of research across our campuses, celebrating the impact of both teams and individuals. The triannual Awards are themed, reflecting strategically important areas of work – including (to date) open research, equality and diversity, and international collaborations. Calls for nominations go out via ADRs, and the winners are decided by public vote.

The biennial Enterprise Awards – running since 2009 – celebrate our external partnerships: collaborations that deliver far-reaching social, economic and cultural impact. The nominations are divided by categories including (most recently) Impact, Commercial Potential and Partnerships. There is also a category to recognise the achievements of our student and graduate entrepreneurs. The winners are decided by a combination of public vote and judging panel.

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CALIBRE Awards

Recognising the breadth and diversity of research across our campuses
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Enterprise Awards

Celebrating our external partnerships that deliver social, economic and cultural impact

Research impact

Find out about the wide-ranging impacts that the University’s research partnerships have achieved

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Commercialisation success

We can work with you to develop the ideas arising from your research, enhancing their impact and widespread benefit.
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Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

KTPs can make a significant difference to the organisations involved as well as to your own research and teaching.