UKINN: UK India Nuclear Network
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Both India and the UK have a long history with nuclear power, following different paths, but still facing similar challenges going forward. As part of helping address these challenges, the UK and India initiated a nuclear collaboration, which since 2010 has funded 26 projects to great success. This network builds upon this success through provision of seed funding for initiation of new collaborations, widen participation, fund joint workshops, secondments, and knowledge exchange between participants. This network is intended to develop the programme further helping it realise its full potential.
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Potential Impact:
The network itself is a mechanism any which impact from the UK India collaboration as a whole can be enhanced. The network itself will provide funding for some impact related work, primarily in tangential areas to the original research topic. It will also collate outputs annually in a report, and include those projects that have received seed funding. The report will be made freely available to all for viewing. This linked with the network background being to enhance participation and raise impact further.
| University of Liverpool | LEAD_ORG |
| Karl Whittle | PI_PER |
| Michael Bluck | COI_PER |
| Christopher Truman | COI_PER |
| Simon Charles Middleburgh | COI_PER |
| Sarah Dunnett | COI_PER |
| Simon Walker | COI_PER |
| Michael Preuss | COI_PER |
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- India
- Cooperation (general)
- Networking (making contacts)
- Networks (societal phenomena)
- History
- Participation
- Information networks
- Finance
- Success
- International cooperation
Extracted key phrases
- UK India Nuclear Network
- UK India collaboration
- Nuclear collaboration
- UKINN
- Network background
- Nuclear power
- New collaboration
- Seed funding
- Fund joint workshop
- Similar challenge
- Long history
- Different path
- Great success
- Widen participation
- Potential Impact