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LYVA Labs - R&D Partnership Fund Funding to help kick-start your latest R&D innovation project Are you an established Liverpool City Region SME with a new and innovative product or technology idea that could help fuel the region's economy? LYVA Labs is awarding grant funds to foster new R&D partnerships that support businesses in developing their products or services towards commercialisation.
Liverpool City Region based businesses Seeking specialist R&D support Up to £15K kick-start R&D partner grants with 50% business match Partner matching to R&D experts for your project Additional fully-funded innovation consultancy support from LYVA Labs Innovation Partners Access to additional funding from associate R&D partners Grant finding and writing support for follow-on development funds LYVA Labs and its associate partners: helping you to grow In addition to the R&D partnership grant, LYVA Labs can provide fully-funded support for market and customer research, proposition development, project management support, and grant identification and application support.
What type of projects can we fund? The fund is focused on supporting external expertise for Research and Development, so typical projects will involve at least one of the following criteria: Involve novelty and innovation Introducing new ideas, methods or technologies to a marketplace. Include unknowns or uncertainties that need investigation, experimentation or validation.
May involve early-stage concepts or prototypes that need refinement or feasibility testing. Have a research and discovery focus Involve structured inquiry (e.g. scientific investigation, market research, user studies, technical exploration). Aim to clarify or define an opportunity, challenge or hypothesis.
Involve creative problem solving Require creative thinking to overcome technical, design or strategic challenges. Often involve iterative development, prototyping or testing of multiple approaches. May include collaboration across disciplines (e.g. design, engineering, data science) to generate innovative solutions.
Have potential for Impact Have the potential to unlock new product or service opportunities. May be the foundation for future development, commercialisation or strategic investment. Central Tech, 31 Russell St, Liverpool, L3 5LJ Keep up to date with LYVA Labs by subscribing to our newsletter.
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