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This is a Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition funded by UKRI. The competition is part of the COVID-19 National Core Studies (NCS) programme.
The programme’s objective is to address key research questions in support of the UK government’s response to COVID-19.
UK registered organisations can apply for support for business-led innovation in resilient time, frequency and synchronisation.
This funding is from the Strategic Priorities Fund (SPF).
UK registered academic institutions, research and technology organisations (RTOs) or Catapults can apply for a share of up to £6 million to fund innovation projects with businesses or not-for-profits.
Apply for funding to do an ‘embedded researcher’ project. This is a research placement at a non-academic organisation. You’ll support the sharing of knowledge between academics, decision-makers and practitioners.
You must be a UK-based researcher employed by an eligible research organisation.
Your project must focus on climate resilience in the UK.
Apply for support for cross-disciplinary research between physics and the life sciences.
The research must improve our understanding of biological systems, biomedical systems or both.
You must be a researcher from one of the following:
UK registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £1 billion for capital centric investment projects. These must help industrialise the electrified automotive supply chain at scale in the UK.
Apply for support to provide an electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy national research facility (NRF).
You must be a researcher from one of these:
Funding is available from MRC’s Population and Systems Medicine Board to provide large, long-term and renewable programme funding for researchers working in the area of population and systems medicine.
There is no limit to the funding you can request. This funding opportunity runs three times every year.
Funding is available from MRC’s Population and Systems Medicine Board to support researchers ready to progress to independence through their first major grant as a principal investigator.
There is no limit to the funding that you can request. This funding opportunity runs three times every year.
An MRC research grant is the main way for UK-based medical researchers to apply for researcher-led project funding. You should apply if your research is on population and systems medicine.
There is no limit to the funding you can request. This funding opportunity runs three times every year.
