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STFC’s Challenge Lead Applied Systems Programme (CLASP) is designed to assist the translation of STFC-funded research to help solve a societal challenge in the healthcare and energy areas. You must demonstrate that the project is developed from core technology or research, or in STFC labs.
The Future Leaders Fellowships is a £900 million fund for early career researchers and innovators. It supports research and innovation by outstanding individuals and helps them to establish themselves in universities, UK-registered businesses and other research and innovation environments.
A new and exciting opportunity for UKRI and Canadian doctoral students to participate in a UK-Canada research exchange scheme.
Now open for the third round for applications from UKRI funded doctoral students until 15 December 2020, the UK-Canada Globalink doctoral exchange scheme will support travel, living and research costs for the students in their chosen field of study. Following a competitive application process, the first exchanges will take place from April 2021.
Apply for funding to support your institution’s research programme covering all aspects of astronomy and astrophysics beyond the solar system.
This funding supports research activity between 2022 and 2025.
Apply for funding to support your institution’s research programme covering all aspects of solar system science.
This annual funding supports research activity between 2022 and 2025.
You can apply for funding for proof-of-concept work that follows up STFC-funded research and shows how it could be turned into a potential commercial application. Support is available for 80% of the full economic costs of projects with a total value of £110,000 and lasting up to 12 months.
You can apply for funding to work with industry or other non-academic partners to turn STFC-funded research into commercial products and services.
Support of up to £360,000 is available for 80% of the full economic costs of projects with a total value of up to £450,000 and lasting up to 36 months.
Claim back travel and subsistence costs when visiting an astronomy telescope. The visit must be for competitively awarded science observation time.
You must be a UK-based researcher at an eligible UK institution.
You must not already hold or have access to a travel grant from the Panel for the Allocation of Telescope Time (PATT).
Apply for a fellowship to:
You must have a PhD in astronomy, astrophysics, physics or similar.
Apply for funding to develop a prototype network of compact instruments for ground-level neutron monitoring.
You and your organisation must be eligible for UKRI funding.
There are two phases to the project, a design study phase followed by an implementation phase.
