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Apply for funding to support theory, including modelling, simulation and related software development, observation, experiment and new technology research, relevant to all aspects of astronomy and astrophysics beyond the solar system.
You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funding.
Invitation-only funding opportunity for breakthrough interdisciplinary ideas that transcend, combine or significantly span disciplines, that are not routinely funded through existing UKRI responsive mode schemes.
You must have already submitted an outline application and been invited to submit a full application.
Apply for funding that supports industrially relevant bioscience research through access to STFC expertise and world class facilities.
This stage of the application is by invitation only and must be completed by an individual based at a UK research organisation eligible of receiving BBSRC funding.
Apply for funding to lead a mini sandpit in the area of novel technologies for tackling infections
This funding opportunity is open to existing UKRI strategic institutes, networks or investments with funding until at least 30 September 2025.
£1.5 million is available for a duration of 18 months.
Apply for funding to engage the public with Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) supported science, technology or facilities.
You must work for an organisation that:
Proposals must include a subject matter expert in an STFC-funded area.
Apply for funding to lead a transdisciplinary research hub towards realising the health co-benefits of the UK transition to net zero.
You must:
The total fund is up to £30 million across five years to fund challenge-led hubs.
Provide an expression of interest for astronomy large award funding. Large awards support themed, programmatic large projects tackling big research questions or technology development with the potential to produce world-leading research. Your programme must fall within the STFC astronomy remit.
You must be:
Apply to attend a five-day interactive interdisciplinary sandpit to develop projects on novel sensing for UK defence and security applications.
Participants will attend all five days of the sandpit in-person plus a virtual pre-meeting the preceding week.
Apply for funding for a PhD student at your organisation in collaboration with an industry-based project at a non-academic organisation.
The project must fall within the STFC core remits:
Apply for computing resources on the STFC DiRAC High Performance Computing facility.
DiRAC (Distributed Research Utilising Advanced Computing) supports STFC’s world class theory research programme including particle physics, nuclear physics, astrophysics, astronomy, cosmology, solar system physics, and particle astrophysics.
