Your quarterly industry update

 

Catch up with the latest news from the Royal Society's industry and innovation programme   Industry newsletter   Your quarterly industry update After our pilot Creating connections event in Manchester last year, this month we travelled to Newcastle to hold our second conference of the series. We discussed science, innovation, and strengths in the North East, and heard about how we can best support and celebrate growth in the area.       The microbiome: human medicine and agriculture in a microbial world CONFERENCE Date: 5 October, 2018, 9am – 7pm Location: The Royal Society, London Experts from agricultural and human microbiome sectors will come together at this conference to discuss barriers to technology translation and common principles across both sectors. Register now Delivering novel therapies in the 21st century CONFERENCE Date: 24 – 25 October, 2018 Location: The Royal Society, London Held with the Academy of Medical Sciences FORUM, this event will explore advances in therapeutic modalities and delivery, the infrastructure required to develop treatments, and implications for policy and healthcare. Register now   Join our Entrepreneur in Residence community Are you an outstanding industrial scientist and entrepreneur looking to share your expertise with academics and students? Our Entrepreneur in Residence scheme places you in a University, for you to promote innovation and commercialisation of research, and help grow an entrepreneurial culture. Applications accepted until 3pm on Thursday 29 November 2018. Apply now   Industry Fellowships If you are a scientist in industry who wants to work on a collaborative project with an academic organisation, or vice versa, apply for an Industry Fellowship before Wednesday 10 October 2018, 3pm. Apply now Short Industry Fellowships An ideal option if you are interested in applying for an Industry Fellowship to work on a collaborative project for between 3 and 12 months. Apply before Thursday 1 November 2018, 3pm. Apply now   Latest reports 'No deal' is bad for science Our latest factsheet summarises why the UK leaving the EU with "no-deal" is a bad deal for science, and outlines what a deal for science should look like. Our plan to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere Produced with the Royal Academy of Engineering, this report outlines methods of greenhouse gas removal, and how influences like legislation, the environment, and socioeconomic factors will affect deployment of these methods. Plausible uses are also considered, to help meet climate goals. AI and work: what could it mean for you? Produced with the British Academy, this evidence synthesis explores the impact of AI on work to support a well-informed discussion about the impact of AI on work, and to inform policy debates about potential steps to help prepare for this future.     What else is happening? Upcoming study on shale gas extraction research Synthetic glycobiology scientific meeting Research culture: changing expectations conference Diversity conference 2018   Images Microbiome conference image credit: Eraxion Delivering novel therapies conference image credit: skynesher Entrepreneur in Residence image courtesy of GSK R&D Stevenage Synthetic glycobiology image credit: Serge Perez and Anne Imberty, graphics by SweetUnityMoi (Perez et al., Glycobiology 2015) View this email online Update your details Add us to your address book Unsubscribe Privacy policy Copyright © The Royal Society, 6-9 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AG, Registered Charity No 207043

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