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UK-based businesses can apply for a share of £18.5 million in collaborative R&D projects to accelerate the development of semiconductor-enabled components for Smart Electronic Platforms.

UK registered businesses can apply for funding to develop and demonstrate zero emission flight technologies. This competition supports large-scale, collaborative R&D projects that accelerate the transition to zero emission aviation and strengthen the UK’s aerospace supply chain.

£20 million available across two strands to accelerate pharmaceutical, MedTech and digital interventions that improve treatment, recovery and reduce harm and deaths from drug and alcohol addictions. Projects must reach TRL 8 or 9 and progress towards regulatory approval and UK rollout.

Organisations can apply for contracts between £200,000 and £1.5 million (inclusive of VAT) to advance pharmaceutical, MedTech and digital health interventions that improve treatment, recovery and prevention of harm and deaths from drug and alcohol addictions.

Up to £2 million, inclusive of VAT, is available for Phase 1 feasibility projects developing disruptive alternatives to animal use in pharmacokinetic and cardiovascular safety studies.

UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £3 million from Innovate UK to deliver innovative quantum technology projects in collaboration with German partners.

For farming, growing and forestry businesses in England to test and demonstrate innovative ideas that boost productivity, resilience and sustainable, net zero farming.

UK registered organisations can apply to join an approved provider pool for the BMC Accelerator Programme. Providers may be called upon over a period of up to three years to support programme delivery, subject to specific themes and requirements.

UK registered businesses and research and technology organisations (RTOs) can apply for a share of up to £5 million for feasibility studies. These will make supply chains more resource efficient and resilient through addressing cross cutting challenges.

Great British Energy’s Supply Chain Fund provides up to £300 million in capital grants to build (or expand) UK manufacturing capacity for constrained components across offshore wind and enabling electricity networks.