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Translational Research at Manchester 2022 - Translational Funding Workshop - Part A

On the 16th of November Translation Manchester hosted its annual event, Translational Research at Manchester 2022 at the Pendulum hotel. The event focussed on how the Translation Manchester Research Network (TMRN) can support researchers at Manchester to progress their research towards a healthcare outcome. With over 280 registrations and 42 trade stands from TMRN partners, as well as a selection of lightning talks, the breadth of support available to researchers at all stages of their translational journey was highlighted, with plenty of opportunity for networking, discussions and making those all-important connections – all evidenced by the general level of noise coming from the exhibition rooms! Additional presentations on translational research success stories from previous Translation Manchester Awardees, a funding workshop featuring major funders for translational projects updating us on their schemes, opportunities and mostly importantly some top tips, and an inspiring keynote on how crucial team science is to delivering outcomes for real patient benefit, made for a truly enlightening and enjoyable event. Chaired by Sam Butterworth, Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester and Academic lead for the UKRI MRC Impact Accelerator Award, this informative workshop provided an overview of internal and external funding opportunities to allow progression of research in the translational pathway. The session was open by our own Translational Research Manager Dr Alessandro Faroni talking on behalf of the Translation Manchester team who announced details and timelines for the Translation Manchester funding calls coming in 2023. This was followed by a presentation by (Dr?) Joanne Summers from the Knowledge Exchange and Partnerships team, highlighting other internal opportunities and mechanisms to fund translational research projects and industry collaborations as well as featuring enlightening case studies. Our guest speakers from the major funders supporting healthcare innovation (LifeArc, Laura Stennett, EPSRC, Katherine Freeman; MRC, - Sophie Liddle?; NIHR, Juliana Callaghan,) closed the workshop by providing an overview of the schemes available from each funder, as well as giving tips and suggestions on how to write successful funding applications. In particular the funders mapped their opportunities based on the stage of translational research to guide researchers on what path to follow to secure funding depending on the technology readiness level of their innovation.