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Apply for funding to establish an international network in quantum technology. Your network will bring researchers, industry and others together, both physically and virtually.
You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for EPSRC funding.
Apply for funding to research how UK environmental science can learn from the past.
You will consider colonial history and different cultural perceptions.
Your project team must include:
Apply for funding to develop a digital research infrastructure.
To apply, you must be resident in the UK and based at a UK institution eligible for UKRI funding. You must be either a researcher or research-active professional.
UK registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £3 million to resolve productivity issues by working with the best scientists and research facilities. This funding is from Innovate UK.
This competition is open to single applicants only.
To lead a project your organisation must be a UK registered micro, small or medium-sized enterprise (SME).
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £250,000 for innovative skills, talent, and training projects, that quickly fill immediate gaps in skills, talent and training for the power electronics, machines and drives (PEMD) industry.
Apply for funding to explore ways to archive arts and humanities research data.
You must be:
Apply for funding to provide training for a PhD student at your organisation.
You must be an eligible research organisation. Training must be provided jointly with a non-academic organisation.
The project must fall within the STFC core science programme.
Apply for funding to identify potential research priorities in law and social justice. Your report will inform the future AHRC approach to the law and legal studies disciplines.
You must be eligible for AHRC funding.
Your project must focus on:
Apply for funding to support the movement of biomedical and health researchers between the UK and South Korea. Funding comes from the UK-Korea Researcher Mobility Scheme.
You must be applying on behalf of an existing research partnership between the two countries.
UK applicants must have an active UKRI grant, awarded through a competitive process.
Korean applicants must be eligible for funding from NRF or MSIT.
Apply for funding for research, community and capacity development in engineering biology. This funding comes from Engineering Biology Transition Awards.
Your project must align with the themes of the proposed National Engineering Biology Programme (NEBP).
You must be of lecturer level or above and based at an eligible research organisation.
