RCUK - UK US Partnership

RCUK

UK US Partnership

About our partners

Research Councils UK (RCUK) is the strategic partnership of the UK’s 7 research councils, covering a full range of academic disciplines from medical and biological sciences to arts and humanities. Every year RCUK invests around £3 billion to support excellent research that can have a positive impact on the life of the UK.

The film

International partnerships are essential to the UK’s success in research, but none is more fruitful than the UK/US partnership. This film outlines how the shared outlook and complementary expertise of the UK and USA has a major positive impact on the world. From tackling the problems of disease to space exploration, we discover how these two nations are working together for the good of humanity.

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