Modality 1 of 4
Joint Research Reports and Scholarly Articles
Producing co-authored, evidence-based and citable research outputs that contribute to both academic scholarship and policy discourse.
How we work
A partnership-based research model connecting academia, research institutions, industry, government and capital providers.
Our model
Four ways we turn research into results
The Centre adopts a partnership-based research model, recognising that complex national innovation and industrial-development challenges require collaboration across academia, research institutions, industry, government and capital providers. Partnerships are structured around four principal modalities:
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- 02Modality 2 of 4
Joint Research Projects
Undertaking collaborative research initiatives that combine institutional expertise, data, research infrastructure and funding to address priority questions within the Centre’s thematic agenda.
- 03Modality 3 of 4
Research Policy Dialogues and Statements
Convening structured engagements among researchers, policymakers, industry leaders and other stakeholders, complemented by joint policy statements and position papers that contribute evidence and analysis to the national ST&I policy agenda.
- 04Modality 4 of 4
Joint Research Events and Workshops
Creating platforms for scholarly exchange, knowledge dissemination, stakeholder engagement and research capacity development through conferences, seminars, roundtables and technical workshops.
- The outcome
Together, these modalities forge a direct connection between innovation policy, capital allocation, and measurable economic and societal outcomes.
We cannot change the past. We can shape the future.
ST&I Research Centre
Partner with the Centre
We invite universities, research institutions and business partners to collaborate as research and co-authoring partners, founding and programme funders, data partners, and members of our Research Advisory Panel.