Submission #230

Collaboration Kickstarter Seed Fund

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2025

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The Collaboration Kickstarter supports engaged research with Imperial College researchers and communities in Northwest London. This fund has been co-produced with staff from across Imperial alongside a team of our community partners and awards funds of up to £10,000 to support participatory approaches in which communities can impact decision making in academic research.

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