Royce@Cambridge is part The Henry Royce Institute, the UK’s national institute for advanced materials science research
The Henry Royce Institute provides a network of 18 open access deposition, fabrication and characterisation research facilities at the University of Cambridge. Our aim is to drive the development of advanced materials. All equipment is available for use by researchers from academia, industry and SME’s, both locally and internationally. Funding opportunities are available for research projects and trials.
The Royce Institute is the UK’s national institute for advanced materials science research and innovation, funded by the Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), a part of UK Research & Innovation (UKRI). The University of Cambridge is one of Royce’s nine partners that together form the centrepiece for the UK’s material science community.
Royce Cambridge is part of the Atoms to Devices research theme, steering towards activities that underpin the development of novel devices of the future. Hosting a national technology platform; the Physical Vapour Deposition and Characterisation Facility, Royce supports the engineering of new technologies that can translate into applications. These range from photonics, imaging, semiconductors and sensors to energy storage and quantum technologies to name but a few.
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