UK Knowledge Exchange Hub for Mathematical Sciences

Facilitating success at the interface between Academia and Business, Industry, & Government

What is the UK Knowledge Exchange Hub for Mathematical Sciences?

The UK Knowledge Exchange Hub for Mathematical Sciences (KE Hub) is part of the UK’s national Mathematical Sciences infrastructure and exists to promote, facilitate, and support knowledge exchange activities between Academia and Business, Industry, & Government.

The primary aims of KE Hub are to:

The KE Hub offers seed funding for some KE activities, opportunities to engage with business, government and industry and provides easy-to-access signposting of opportunities to engage in KE activities, in order to benefit Mathematical Sciences across the UK.

The KE Hub was established as a direct result of the Era of Mathematics independent review which stated that “a national centre in impactful mathematics for the UK should be created to work with industry and government to drive mathematical research through to commercialisation” – Professor Philip Bond.

The full consultation document can be found here.

Latest Opportunities

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24 November 2023

Training: An Introduction to Knowledge Exchange (KE) in the Mathematical Sciences

The KE Hub will be running 'An Introduction to Knowledge Exchange (KE) in the Mathematical Sciences' training course for doctoral students at our partner universities. Course takes place online on 3rd and 5th of January 2024.

23 October 2023

Join our Team

The KE Hub is recruiting to the role of Knowledge Exchange Hub Administrator.

23 October 2023

IMI Knowledge Exchange Day

The University of Bath's Institute for Mathematical Innovation is hosting a Knowledge Exchange (KE) Day on Wednesday 1 November 2023.