Apply for funding to support a programme of research focused on neurosciences and mental health.
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- be employed at a research organisation eligible to apply for MRC funding
- have a record of securing funding and delivering research
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Apply for funding to support a programme of research focused on neurosciences and mental health.
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Apply for funding to support a programme of research focused on population and systems medicine.
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Apply for funding to support a programme of research focused on infections and immunity.
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Apply for funding to support new partnerships between diverse groups of researchers within the remit of MRC.
You must be employed by a research organisation eligible to apply for MRC funding.
Apply for funding to deliver a doctoral focal award in engineering biology. This funding opportunity will train the next generation of researchers in cutting-edge technologies applicable to a diverse range of careers. Applications should be led by organisations eligible for UKRI funding.
Apply for funding to undertake a PhD.
Your research can focus on any area of Medical Research Council (MRC)’s remit to improve human health.
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Apply for support to become an independent researcher in a medical research field.
Your research can focus on any area of Medical Research Council’s (MRC) remit to improve human health.
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Apply for funding to reacquire research skills.
Your research can focus on any area of Medical Research Council (MRC)’s remit to improve human health.
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Apply for proof of concept funding to support the commercialisation of research and the development of new products, processes or services.
Applications from across all disciplines and research councils’ remits are welcomed.
You must be a UK research organisation eligible for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funding.
Apply for funding to support ambitious research and innovation across UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)’s remit. You must be an early career researcher or innovator who is either: