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Apply for funding to develop a prototype network of compact instruments for ground-level neutron monitoring.
You and your organisation must be eligible for UKRI funding.
There are two phases to the project, a design study phase followed by an implementation phase.
Apply for funding to employ a knowledge exchange and commercialisation fellow at your research organisation. The fellow will facilitate the development of commercial opportunities for STFC-funded research.
You must be an academic at an eligible research organisation.
You do not need to name the fellow in your application. You can recruit them later.
Apply for a fellowship to:
You must have a PhD in astronomy, astrophysics, physics or similar.
We will fund quick-response public engagement programmes to:
You can apply for funding to work with industry or other non-academic partners to turn STFC-funded research into commercial products and services.
Support of up to £360,000 is available for 80% of the full economic costs of projects with a total value of up to £450,000 and lasting up to 36 months.
You can apply for funding for proof-of-concept work that follows up STFC-funded research and shows how it could be turned into a potential commercial application.
Support is available for 80% of the full economic costs of projects with a total value of £110,000 and lasting up to 12 months.
Apply to develop and deploy new instruments, models and services to support the UK space weather community, the Met Office Space Weather Operations Centre and the end users.
Proposals should significantly develop the UK’s capability to predict and mitigate the hazards of space weather and provide a basis for wider international collaboration.
We fund a number of major new projects in fields supported by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC). This includes participation in new experiments or missions, the development of new instruments, upgrades to existing detectors and ongoing operation of existing facilities.
These fellowships are for those looking to return to a research career after a break. Fellowships combine a personalised retraining programme with a challenging research project. They are flexible, usually lasting two years at 0.5 full-time equivalent, although some UKRI funders may award longer.
You can apply for this bursary if you are a researcher looking to return to an academic research career after a break of two or more years.
You can get funding of up to £2,500 for no more than six months to support you in developing a proposal suitable for submission to the STFC fellowship scheme.
