Science Research Investment Fund (SRIF) supported projects
The following projects were supported through round one of SRIF (2002 to 2004), with the government funding in brackets:
The Queen’s University of Belfast – total programme cost of £6.2m
- Environmental Engineering and Bioremediation (£1.8m)
- Centre for Cancer Research (£2.8m)
University of Ulster – total programme cost of £3.8m
- Centre for Coastal Research (£1.0m)
- Energy and Nanotechnology Engineering Research Facility (£1.4m)
The following projects are being supported through round two (SRIF 2), which covers the period 2004 to 2006:
The Queen’s University of Belfast – total programme cost of £14.3m
- Bio-imaging Laboratory (£1.5m)
- Biomedical Laboratory (£1.1m)
- Centre for Population and Health (£1.2m)
- Aeronautical Engineering (£0.9m)
- Centre for Advanced Materials and Processing (£1.6m)
- Psychology Research Centre (£1.3m)
- Laboratories for Medicinal and Biological Chemistry (£1.8m)
- Infrastructure for E-science (£1.3m)
- Coastal Science and Engineering (£0.8m)
- Graduate Research Centre (£0.9m)
University of Ulster – total programme cost of £7.7m
- Centre for Rehabilitation Research (£3.1m)
- Nanoscale Device Fabrication Facility for Biomedical Applications (£2.0m)
- Built Environment and Sustainable Energy Engineering Research Equipment (£0.7m)
- The Refurbishment and Renewal of Informatics Research Facilities in the School of Computing and Intelligent Systems at Magee Campus (£1.3m)
The following projects are being supported through round three (SRIF 2006-08):
The Queen’s University of Belfast – total programme cost of £15.4m
- Biomedical Sciences (£9.0m)
- Implementing the Vision (£4.9m)
- QUB IT & Infrastructure (£1.6m)
University of Ulster – total programme cost of £8.1m
- Process Nano Engineering Centre (£1.4m)
- Sustainable Built Urban Environments (£0.8m)
- Wireless Technology Research Centre (£0.5m)
- Centre for Metabolomics (£3.5m)
- Upgrading of Human Experimental Facilities (£0.3m)
- FEI Phillips Centre for Advance Bio-imaging (£1.3m)
- Centre for Advanced Cardiology Research (£0.3m)


