Case studies

Dr Chris Pudney has developed a new software solution to make it cheaper, safer and faster for pharmaceutical companies to predict protein stability.

Dr Despina Moschou continues to lead the development of lab-on-chip technology for faster, more accurate COVID-19 detection and diagnosis.

Professor Andrew Plummer built on funding to pioneer the use of additive manufacturing (AM) technologies in the production of aerospace components.

Professor Chris Chuck and a multi-disciplinary team at Bath have been able to further the development of a sustainable, yeast-based alternative to palm oil.

Professor Davide Mattia and the late Professor Janet Scott commercialise a sustainable alternative to plastic microbeads.

Funding is helping Professor Toby Jenkins and his team of researchers from the Department of Chemistry to bring their SmartwoundTM technology closer to market.

Our researchers have worked with Adaptavate, a start-up creating low carbon construction products, to assess the use of bacteria for self-healing wall plaster.

Sam Linfield, University of Bath graduate has developed ECOZE, an innovative carbon footprint tracker, with support from the University's Innovation Centre.

Zoe Jeffery, PhD student in the Department for Health, a 2024 Alumni Innovation Award winner and Founder of the augmented reality video gaming app VibeStride.

How the Research Grant Development team supported one researcher to be shortlisted for three fellowships.