Open research.
Serious partnerships.

Skelf Research is an independent UK AI research lab. We are open to research collaborations, funded R&D, technology-provider programmes, open-source pilots, and opportunity-specific supplier work connected to our published capabilities.

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Research and grant consortia

Joint proposals, reproducible experiments, open research outputs, and work packages connected to our published research areas.

02

Technology and ecosystem partnerships

Provider programmes, technical integrations, reference implementations, and co-development around relevant infrastructure.

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Open-source pilots

Scoped evaluation or adaptation of a published Skelf project against a clearly defined technical problem.

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Supplier and procurement opportunities

Opportunity-specific R&D or prototype work within our published capabilities, subject to scope, capacity, and assurance requirements.

Start from evidence.

Our public work is the starting point for every conversation. A proposed engagement should connect to a published research area or product and have a defined technical outcome.

  • LLM and agent infrastructure
  • Search, retrieval, and local embeddings
  • Safe and verifiable computing
  • Formal optimisation and decision systems
  • Privacy, trust, and edge intelligence
  • Robotics and autonomous-systems simulation

Application-ready identity.

Legal name
Skelf Research Limited
Company number
SC809174
Entity
Private limited company
Incorporated
1 May 2024
Jurisdiction
Scotland, United Kingdom
Team size
Fewer than 5 people
Registered office
19 Drumcarrow Road, St Andrews, KY16 8SE, Scotland, United Kingdom
Founder
Dipankar Sarkar
Applications
admin@skelfresearch.com

Requirements follow the work.

We are willing to complete proportionate training, certification, supplier onboarding, and due diligence for a genuine opportunity. We do not claim a certification, supplier identifier, programme membership, or partner status until it has been issued and can be verified.

Suitability, capacity, security controls, data handling, licensing, and delivery terms are assessed for each proposed engagement.

Tell us the problem, evidence, and decision date.

Include the relevant Skelf project or research area, the desired outcome, delivery geography, expected timeline, funding or procurement route, and any mandatory assurance requirements.