Bring your expertise to a useful question
We welcome researchers and specialist organisations whose methods can help resolve a defined problem within our programmes. A good collaboration begins with the contribution each party can make and the decision the work is intended to inform.
Medicines Intelligence
Relevant expertise includes implementation science, economic evaluation, regulatory evidence, human factors, and the assessment of AI-generated information. We are particularly interested in methods that connect evidence quality with the work and consequences of using a system.
Biomedical Research
Our initial focus is glioblastoma recurrence. Relevant contributions include model qualification, malignant-cell state analysis, causal studies of regrowth, target assessment, and the evaluation of normal neural function alongside tumour response.
Regenerative Economics
Materials characterisation, process recovery, thermal systems, industrial control, life-cycle assessment, and techno-economic analysis can all contribute to a well-defined application.
Begin with the scientific contribution
Tell us which programme interests you, what question your expertise could help answer, and what a first piece of work might establish. We value clear thinking about methods, comparators, available resources, and the form of a useful output.
Patient and caregiver perspectives also have a place in the research conversation. For glioblastoma, we are developing involvement that can shape meaningful outcomes, treatment burden, and communication of the work.
Define the collaboration
Potential contributions may concern scientific methods, permitted data, technical infrastructure, implementation expertise, or a defined jurisdiction. State the problem, what each party brings, the intended evidence output, the decision owner, and a stop condition.
An enquiry, meeting, diligence process, signed agreement, and completed delivery are separate facts. Data rights, intellectual property, publication, confidentiality, payment, conflicts, and exit need the appropriate agreement before delivery or a public partnership claim.
