Heads of Departments of Mathematical Sciences in the UK Friday 3 rd April 2009 by David Harman Head of Mathematical Sciences Programme.

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Heads of Departments of Mathematical Sciences in the UK Friday 3 rd April 2009 by David Harman Head of Mathematical Sciences Programme

EPSRC GOALS  Increase focus on the key challenges for society.  Encourage even more ambitious and transformative research in a healthy research base.  Attract and nurture talented and skilled people.  Work with all partners to more effectively translate/understand how research can contribute to solving the challenges facing society.  Realign our own internal organisation to deliver our goals most effectively.

THE WHOLE EPSRC PICTURE Living with environmental change (£9M) Global threats to security (£6M) Ageing: life-long health and wellbeing (£11M) Values are commitment

EPSRC PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS  Mission Programmes - £300M portfolio in Energy; announcement of 3 Research Hubs in Digital Economy soon; Healthcare calls in medical engineering and cancer imaging.  Business Innovation – KTAs funded; Strategic Partnerships with industry valued at £180M; joint funding with TSB £40M; Industrial Sector focus; societal impact/public engagement focus.  Research Base – Responsive mode, Programme & Platform grants; major investment in CDTs; Fellowships; review by Council of ‘Securing the Future’.  Organisational – Review of peer review; economic impact; demand management.

CONCLUSION  Setting the agenda – through the Delivery Plan.  Development of Mission Programmes.  Maintaining capability and health of discipline through responsive mode and training.  Encouraging greater ambition and world impact.  Demonstrating the impact of STEM on society and the economy.  Developing a leaner, more agile and more responsive organisation.

Mathematical Sciences Programme

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES  Increase the world impact of UK research in the Mathematical Sciences.  Increase the connectivity between the Mathematical Sciences and application areas.

PRIORITIES WITHIN THE PROGRAMME  High quality fundamental research.  Maintain training programme.  Engagement with mission programmes and other areas.  Some priority for early career researchers.

FUNDING  Research£14M pa  Training£12M pa

ISSUES FOR THE PROGRAMME  ResearchManaging responsive mode Engagement with mission programmes, other disciplines & industry Programme Grants  TrainingCentres for Doctoral Training Masters training Develop training plan for Council review Fellowships arrangements  Council-WideManaging demand Economic impact First grants