Over the last 6 years, the Cambridge-MIT Institute has funded over 100 projects involving multiple partners at Cambridge, MIT, and beyond.

Although the first phase of the Cambridge-MIT partnership is now complete, many significant activities have established an independent life. In this section you can find information on the many successful outcomes from our projects, their ongoing activities, and potential opportunities for the future.

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21st Century Construction Group
In collaboration with key industry executives, and senior academics from the Cambridge-MIT Institute and the University of Salford, the Group brought together selected major organisations with a substantial investment in the construction industry. Their common desire was to establish world-class business practices and processes, and develop key knowledge for transfer back into their organisations.

Acumen-UK
Promoting a UK-wide network to encourage entrepreneurship within universities and to help students share best practices.

Automated Delivery of Computing Teaching
A web-based teaching system similar to one used to teach introduction to computing at MIT was successfully developed for the University of Cambridge's Engineering Department. It was used in a second year computer laboratory at the University of Cambridge in January 2003, and extended to first year computing classes in October 2005.