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EPSRC and the Knowledge Transfer Network are supporting an independent review of knowledge exchange in the mathematical sciences to be chaired by Professor Philip Bond. The aim of the review is to establish a roadmap for knowledge exchange in the mathematical sciences to inform the community of practitioners and users, funders and government.

The steering committee of the review are accepting Expressions of Interest for membership of the review panel. The role of the panel will be:

• To collect evidence from UK Higher Education Institutes (HEIs), funders, knowledge exchange experts, learned societies and research users, both in the public and private sector, on the current state of knowledge exchange in the mathematical sciences;
• to seek examples of best practice for mathematical sciences knowledge exchange from within and outside of the UK;
• to consider and review models of support, incentivising, promoting and providing governance of knowledge exchange activities for the mathematical sciences;
• to explore similarities and differences in the operation of knowledge exchange in the mathematical sciences in comparison with other STEM subjects;
• to establish a roadmap for knowledge exchange in the mathematical sciences and to make recommendations to stakeholders;
• to disseminate findings widely and to summarise these findings in a public report.