Apply for funding to research zero emission hydrogen production and integration.
You must be a UK-based researcher who:
- is employed by an eligible research organisation
- does not hold a postdoctoral level fellowship.
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Apply for funding to become a hydrogen research coordinator.
Coordinators will:
- network within their research community
- build a multidisciplinary consortium
- develop a research programme for a potential future research centre.
You must be a UK-based researcher employed by an eligible research organisation.
Holders of postdoctoral fellowships are not eligible to apply.
Apply for funding to help you:
- develop, deliver and evaluate public engagement activities
- encourage public engagement within your organisation and the wider community.
You must be eligible for EPSRC funding and:
- an active researcher within the remit of EPSRC’s information and communication technologies (ICT) theme
- have a record of engaging the public with research.
Apply for funding at the quantum computing and ICT interface.
You must address one of these two challenges:
- delivering quantum computing that is correct, trustworthy and resilient
- quantum computing interfaces.
You must be:
- eligible for EPSRC funding
- based in the UK.
Apply for funding for a multidisciplinary project enabling people to:
- transform their care and health
- be more independent.
You must be a researcher living in the UK and eligible for EPSRC funding.
Apply for funding to develop a research network for neurotechnology.
You must be:
- based in the UK
- eligible for EPSRC funding.
Your network is expected to:
- help form new interdisciplinary research communities
- promote responsible research and address ethical issues in neurotechnology
- set a research agenda and fund small feasibility studies.
Apply for funding to address infectious diseases, for example COVID-19, through healthcare technologies.
You must be:
- a researcher based in the UK
- at an organisation eligible for EPSRC funding.
Your project should be in one or both of these areas:
- building resilience in healthcare systems
- preventing, controlling, diagnosing and treating infectious diseases.
Apply to build a community within energy research focused on:
- equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI)
- accessibility.
You must have the ambition to make real changes.
To apply you must be working at a UK organisation eligible for UKRI funding. Your project must be interdisciplinary.
Apply for funding to investigate changes to the terrestrial, coastal and near-shore marine environments in Inuit Nunangat.
You must be:
- from an eligible UK research organisation
- eligible for UKRI funding.
Your project must include:
- an Inuk, Inuit organisation or community representative involved as either principal or co-investigator.
Apply for a fellowship focusing on either:
- energy
- mathematical sciences.
You’ll have the support, flexibility and freedom to:
- transition to research independence
- develop high-quality research
- gain experience to enhance your career.
An eligible UK research organisation must host you during your fellowship.