The Sustainable Chemicals and Materials Manufacturing Hub SCHEMA
Reference Number
EP/Z532782/1
Title
The Sustainable Chemicals and Materials Manufacturing Hub SCHEMA
Status
Started
Energy Categories
Not Energy Related
Energy Efficiency(Industry)
Energy Efficiency(Industry)
Research Types
Basic and strategic applied research
Science and Technology Fields
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (Chemical Engineering)
UKERC Cross Cutting Characterisation
Not Cross-cutting
Principal Investigator
Dr CK Williams
Chemistry
Imperial College London
Chemistry
Imperial College London
Award Type
Standard
Funding Source
EPSRC
Start Date
01 September 2024
End Date
31 August 2031
Duration
84 months
Total Grant Value
£12,084,832
Industrial Sectors
Manufacturing
Region
London
Programme
Manufacturing and the Circular Economy
Other Investigator
Dr S Allen, Architecture and Civil Engineering, University of Bath
Professor L Brassart, Engineering Science, University of Oxford
Dr A Buchard, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor R Catlow, Chemistry, University College London
Dr S Chatterjee, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Professor DA Clifton, Engineering Science, University of Oxford
Dr AJ Cresswell, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor MG Davidson, Chemistry, University of Bath
Dr BG Davis, Oxford Chemistry, University of Oxford
Dr S Freakley, Chemistry, University of Bath
Dr U Hintermair, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor GJ Hutchings, Chemistry, Cardiff University
Dr H S Leese, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Dr RC Lupton, Mechanical Engineering, University of Bath
Dr D Mattia, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Dr AJ O'Malley, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor C Redgwell, Law Faculty, University of Oxford
Professor M Reed, Chemistry, University of Liverpool
Professor M Rosseinsky, Chemistry, University of Liverpool
Professor CR Siviour, Engineering Science, University of Oxford
Dr L Torrente Murciano, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Professor SCE Tsang, Oxford Chemistry, University of Oxford
Dr KA Vincent, Oxford Chemistry, University of Oxford
Professor L Brassart, Engineering Science, University of Oxford
Dr A Buchard, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor R Catlow, Chemistry, University College London
Dr S Chatterjee, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Professor DA Clifton, Engineering Science, University of Oxford
Dr AJ Cresswell, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor MG Davidson, Chemistry, University of Bath
Dr BG Davis, Oxford Chemistry, University of Oxford
Dr S Freakley, Chemistry, University of Bath
Dr U Hintermair, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor GJ Hutchings, Chemistry, Cardiff University
Dr H S Leese, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Dr RC Lupton, Mechanical Engineering, University of Bath
Dr D Mattia, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Dr AJ O'Malley, Chemistry, University of Bath
Professor C Redgwell, Law Faculty, University of Oxford
Professor M Reed, Chemistry, University of Liverpool
Professor M Rosseinsky, Chemistry, University of Liverpool
Professor CR Siviour, Engineering Science, University of Oxford
Dr L Torrente Murciano, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Professor SCE Tsang, Oxford Chemistry, University of Oxford
Dr KA Vincent, Oxford Chemistry, University of Oxford
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Objectives
Abstract
Discovery Research Projects - sitting within/between WPs and focussing on high-impact, innovative discoveries. New areas will be identified via industry-academic co-creation events. Projects will be delivered by postdoctoral researchers (PDRAs), supervised by several Co-Is (across institutions and disciplines).Early-Stage Commercialization Projects - support translation of recent discoveries by accelerating manufacturing uptake. Projects, delivered by PDRAs, must involve both academic and supply chain partners.Industry-Academia Co-Creation & Leadership - Manufacturing Challenge Workshops will convene supply chain partners to identify major knowledge gaps and co-create solutions, identify new projects, guide WPs and produce recommendations for technology roadmaps.SCHEMA will deliver against HMG Clean Growth strategies, e.g. Skidmore Review (Net Zero) and create economic, environmental and societal impact across academic, industry, policy and public audiences through a multi-channel dissemination approach. Skills development and ED&I will be core to delivery supporting the development of more diverse workforces and industry leaders to deliver the future of UK manufacturing
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