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You can apply to research the role of heritage in society from different perspectives.
This includes questions such as ‘What role does heritage play in the formation of identities?’, ‘How can institutions manage heritage in an inclusive manner?’ and more.
For innovation awards or case studies on COVID-19’s impacts on disabled people. Apply for up to £100,000 full economic cost (FEC) for up to six months. This funding opportunity aims to bring together UK and low and middle income country (LMIC) cross-disciplinary researchers.
The Wave Energy Roadmap commissioned through the Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy Hub concludes that targeted research and innovation will play an important role in the Wave Energy journey to commercialisation. As a result, EPSRC is looking to fund proposals, particularly in the key areas highlighted by the roadmap:
Funding for evidence-based research to improve the understanding of the effects of the pandemic on society, that are associated with modern slavery.
This includes both:
Apply for funding to improve our understanding of the pandemic in low and middle-income countries (LMICs) and find ways to reduce its health impacts. This funding opportunity is open to researchers based in LMICs, or UK researchers working in partnership with LMIC investigators.
Innovate UK can provide additional COVID-19 innovation continuity loans for the continuation of planned or existing innovation activity.
We invite PhD students to work with non-academic partners on projects that fall within the STFC core science programme of astronomy, particle physics, nuclear physics and accelerator science. Projects must aim to apply technologies or techniques developed within the programme into other areas.
We are investing up to £5 million (at 80% full economic cost) of EPSRC funding to support around six sociotechnical, interdisciplinary, co-created, novel research projects.
The projects should explore user-focused, transformational digital technologies and services to achieve a sustainable digital society.
The Digital Economy Theme welcomes multidisciplinary research that spans the whole of the remit of UK Research and Innovation. The research must be at least 50% within EPSRC’s remit to qualify for funding.
This funding opportunity is to fund proposals to support the goal of the decarbonisation of heating and cooling. Proposals must be at least 50% within the remit of EPSRC or at least 50% within the remit of NERC.
Research Centre funding is aimed at experienced research leaders who need longer-term or extended support for:
