Search results for 'citizen science'
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Early career fellowships in cultural and heritage institutions
Apply for funding to conduct research at cultural and heritage institutions.
Developing Local Policy Innovation Partnerships
Apply for funding to develop Local Policy Innovation Partnerships (LPIP). The LPIPs will be commissioned through a 2-phase competitive process. The full programme will make up to £20 million available over 4 years. This is the LPIP phase 1 opportunity.
Career mobility enriches people and their research and innovation
More people switching between academia, business and government is key to UK’s position as a world-class research and innovation nation.
Check if you’re eligible for funding – ESRC
When considering submitting a proposal to ESRC you must consider the following: does your proposal fit into our social science remit? Interdisciplinary proposals are welcome, but the majority of your research must be within social science eligibility details for individual opportunities found within the UKRI funding finder eligibility of your research organisation to receive funding […]
Establish an advisory team for the Digital Footprints programme
Apply for funding to establish an advisory team for the Digital Footprints programme.
Valuing difference, driving breakthroughs
Professor Dame Ottoline Leyser explains why creative disagreement accelerates future discoveries, and how inclusive diversity is key to a healthy R&I system.
Improve understanding of the economics of biodiversity
Apply for funding to improve our understanding of economics of biodiversity.
Heritage research
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is building upon its investments and work in heritage research through partnerships and funding opportunities.
Network Plus: antifungal resistance in the environment
Apply for funding to develop a Network Plus to investigate how antifungal resistance emerges and spreads in the environment through healthcare, agriculture, and household mould-preventative product use.
AHRC BRAID DOT: responsible AI collaborations with US researchers
Apply for funding to work with US-based researchers to undertake humanities research on the ethical, legal, and societal implications of AI.