CreaTech Commercialisation Network
A new CreaTech Commercialisation Network, funded through the Aspect Micro Commission, is seeking input from academics and professional services colleagues to help strengthen support for the commercialisation of creative technologies across UK universities.
Led by the University of Bristol, the initiative aims to better understand the opportunities and challenges involved in translating creative technologies research into real-world impact. Insights gathered will help inform future support, funding alignment, collaborations, and commercialisation pathways for the sector.
Who should take part?
- Academics working in or alongside creative technologies
- Knowledge exchange professionals
- Technology Transfer Office (TTO) teams
- Commercialisation, business development, impact, IP and licensing specialists
By contributing, you’ll help shape resources and opportunities that support the development of creative technology pipelines, cross-disciplinary innovation, and impact generation.
Take part in one of the short 5-minute surveys
- Academics: [Commercialisation of Creative Technologies in Universities: Quick Survey for academics – Fill out form]
- TTOs and Professional Services colleagues: [Commercialisation of Creative Technologies in Universities: Quick survey for TTOs – Fill out form]
Thank you for contributing to a stronger, more connected creative technologies ecosystem.
Contact for More Information
For further information or to discuss the initiative, contact Lorraine Fairbanks, Translational Hub Manager (Arts, Law & Social Sciences), University of Bristol, at Lorraine.Fairbanks@bristol.ac.uk.
