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Apply for funding to develop a network to research people’s relationship with technology. The network will:
You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for ESRC funding. Your project must be social science-led and at least 50% within ESRC’s remit.
Apply for funding for the early-stage development of an intervention that seeks to address a UK or global public health challenge.
Any researcher employed by an eligible research organisation, including MRC institutes and units (including those in Gambia and Uganda), can apply for this opportunity.
Apply for funding to study at an international institution.
You must be either:
Proposals can be from any arts and humanities area.
Your placement will last three to six months.
Apply for funding to support novel research into how digital approaches can be applied to improve manufacturing processes, manufacturing systems or both.
You must be:
Apply for funding to investigate how we can improve the expansion and resilience of UK treescapes at different scales.
You must be based at a UK organisation eligible for UKRI funding.
Your project must:
Apply for funding to develop or improve drugs or plant protection agents to help:
You should:
Your project should involve either:
Apply for funding for new research ideas that are speculative, high risk, with potential for a high reward.
Your idea for a project must be within the remit of EPSRC’s:
You must be:
Apply for funding to develop early-stage technologies in sensing and imaging.
You must be based at an eligible UK organisation. You must collaborate with organisations from other disciplines.
Your project must have two co-principal investigators. They must be from different research areas.
Apply for funding to collaborate with German partners on arts and humanities research.
Your project can address any area of the arts and humanities.
You must be:
Apply for funding to improve our understanding of economics of biodiversity.
Your research will help governments and organisations in the UK to integrate economics of biodiversity into decision making.
Your project must focus on areas from both NERC and ESRC remits.
You must be based at a UK organisation eligible for NERC funding.
