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Policy

Supporting decision making of public funders and policy makers.

Public funders and policy makers are important players in the innovation ecosystem, as they create some of the conditions that enable new technologies to thrive, such as regulation, knowledge transfer and funding. For that, they need to have the right information and insights to effectively create, implement and assess their interventions. 


This is where we come in. We provide sector analysis and policy evaluation services to understand the impact of a particular policy implementation and how it changed industry behaviours. We also advise on innovation policy and public investment funding.

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The AnchoredIn team was recommended to us when we were looking for support. We had high expectations and these were met at every single point

Case studies

Helping Clients Shape Policy through our Data-Driven Insights: Our Case Studies

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Quantum Photonics

Integrated Circuits

Rallying Support for an EU COST Action Proposal in Quantum Integrated Photonics

The landscape of Quantum Photonics Integrated Circuits (QPIC) is fragmented and challenging to navigate, yet it serves as a crucial foundational element for quantum technologies. To propel this technology forward and make it viable, it needs

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Innovate UK

Building a community of industrial partners for a research-intensive university

SETtsquared, a group of UK universities with a world-class research track record asked Anchored In to help build a portfolio of suitable companies to apply for CR&D grants with Innovate UK.

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Quantum Startup Survey

How our startup survey led to changes in funding

In 2018, we carried out a startup survey to raise awareness of the growing impact of quantum startup companies on the UK sector. As a result, Innovate UK asked us to review the startup needs to help them grow and encourage more startups. In the series of interviews, we uncovered that feasibility studies were essential in kicking many of the companies off. This resulted in the continuation of the funding of feasibility studies rather than a focus on larger collaborative R&D projects.

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