Apply for funding for research feasibility or translational studies contributing to the goal of transforming the development of future medicines, from discovery to deployment, delivering an accelerated, more sustainable pathway.
We encourage interdisciplinary projects and you must consider manufacturability from the outset.
From 10 July 2023, you must apply for EPSRC strategic infrastructure outline proposals via the Funding Service. Infrastructure including both equipment and resources can be requested through this opportunity.
You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for EPSRC funding.
The Industry Impact Fund (I2F) is designed to support UK industry through access to STFC facilities, skills and expertise. Funding is available to specifically help companies overcome difficult product, manufacturing or process performance issues by leveraging STFC’s unique capabilities and world-class diagnostics.
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £4 million for people-centred and system-aware design projects across a range of themes and innovation areas to influence their future research and development activity.
Apply for funding to do innovative social science research across Europe, on the topic of ‘enhancing wellbeing for the future’.
Project teams must be composed of at least four and maximum six, different European countries eligible to receive funding from the funding opportunity.
UK registered higher or further education institutions, research and technology organisations or Catapults, can apply for a share of up to £2.5 million from the African agriculture knowledge transfer partnership.
You will work with a knowledge base and business partner registered in Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya or South Africa.
Austrian Science Fund (Austria), Fund for Scientific Research (Belgium), Bulgarian National Science Fund (Bulgaria), Croatian Science Foundation (Croatia), Czech Academy of Sciences (Czechia), Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science (Denmark), Estonian Research Council (Estonia), Academy of Finland (Finland), French National Research Agency (France), Irish Research Council (Ireland), Latvian Council of Science (Latvia), Research Council of Lithuania (Lithuania), Research Council of Norway (Norway), National Science Centre (Poland), Foundation for Science and Technology (Portugal), Executive Unit for Financing Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation (Romania), Slovak Academy of Sciences (Slovakia), Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation (Slovenia), State Research Agency (Spain), Swedish Research Council (Sweden), Swiss National Science Foundation (Switzerland)
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £900,000 for feasibility studies into the use of connected and automated mobility as a mass transit solution.