Could the new Eulergy platform help you? - RSA

Could the new Eulergy platform help you?

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Eulergy is an online platform for connecting researchers in universities with industry, charities and legislators. 

Born out of an RSA research programme for connecting social humanities with think-tanks and legislators, Eulergy's scope has grown into a vision for a full functioning platform, which connects research students and those organisations who would benefit from their research.

The Eulergy platform addresses the need for universities to foster relationships with companies usually within their locale. It also addresses the need by companies to have access to cutting-edge research to stay relevant, progressive and in turn supportive of students. Eulergy promotes industry connections, funding support, internships and gives students access to real world projects. 

Eulergy.com has launched its free pilot service for organisations and student users. You can post and search for research projects, message other users and track connections. Beta users will also enjoy an extended free service. If you have a project or venture which would benefit from research skills, visit the Eulergy.com website.  

Eulergy believe that research can make a real impact on society and help drive the information economy. You can find out more on their website, Eulergy.com or for further questions contact Ben Byford at bb@eulergy.com.

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