Research and Development partnerships

If your company is interested in maximising its Research and Development (R&D), you should talk to us.

As part of a world class research university we have years of experience in helping companies like yours to supplement their own internal R&D resources.

We can help you:

Develop new technologies
Develop new markets
Develop new applications for existing markets

Case Study

Sector:	Banking
Problem:	Increasing the effectiveness of counterparty risk analysis at a major international bank.
Approach:	The bank uses Monte Carlo-based credit risk simulations of counterparty transactions. The transactions between the bank and counterparties may involve agreements to exchange different sequences of payments over a period of time and often compromises have to be made between the time taken to get results and the quality of these results. In a collaboration led by the ICT Innovation Group at Brunel University, researchers implemented a desktop grid computing system at the bank.
Outcomes:	The system used multiple desktop PCs to share the workload and enabled analysts to both reduce the time taken to get results and to increase the quality of those results. This had led to better and faster risk analysis and exposure.

Join forces with our experts

A Collaborative Research and Development Partnership is a way for your business to benefit from the internationally recognised research base provided by our research experts.

Benefits include:

Improved performance
More effective staff development and engagement
More efficient knowledge management
Strengthened market position

Why you should work with us

We have a strong track record in attracting funding for a wide range of research projects with a wide range of organisations. We receive substantial financial support from the UK Research Councils, the European Union and other sources.

Partnership is key to successfully implementing a research project and we will guide and support your company through the process.

Research and Development partnerships

Research and Development partnerships

Case Study

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