UK research into childhood mental health, the rail industry, and the manufacture of medicines is set to be boosted thanks to £165 million of new funding.
The universities of Strathclyde, Birmingham and King’s College London will create four leading research facilities with the help of a £52 million investment from the UK Research Partnership Investment Fund (UKRPIF).
The new facilities will build on the universities’ track record of excellent research capability.
UKRPIF is a flagship scheme managed by UK Research and Innovation.
