Partner roles
Partners contribute and benefit in many ways to the delivery of the CDT, including:
- Co-designing and co-sponsoring doctoral projects
- Contributing to implementation through expertise, data, materials and software
- Contributing to the training in technical aspects and professional skills
- Hosting student placements
- Supporting the governance of the CDT.
Current partners
We partner with a diverse range of organisations: large corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), charities, international academic institutions, and civic authorities. Our scientific and technical partners cover the full range of materials chemistry and digital technologies.
Current partners include:
- Astra-Zeneca
- Boots
- Ceres Power
- Diamond
- Gearu
- Henry Royce Institute
- IBM
- Johnson Matthey
- KCMC
- Liverpool City Region Combined Authority
- Max Planck Institute
- NSG
- QinetiQ
- Science and Technology Facilities Council: Hartree Centre
- Thiotech
- Unilever
- Victrex
- Williams
- Yordas.
New partners
Our partners benefit from a network of academics with established expertise in cross-sector collaborations. Our skilled graduates can drive or sustain the pathway toward digitalisation, which will be critical across many industries.
Prospective partners are very welcome to contact the CDT Director.
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