Open Funding Calls

Apply for funding for research to improve health systems in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). This funding is not for disease-specific research.

Apply for funding to spend a year collaborating with 10 Downing Street’s data science team (10DS) and the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Original research projects or feasibility studies for research projects. EPSRC is looking to support grants in the region of £10-80,000 at 80% full economic cost, and of up to 12 months in duration.

Standard research grants are for researchers at UK higher education institutions, research council institutes, UKRI-approved independent research organisations and NHS bodies.

The new investigator award is for people who hold an academic lectureship position at UK higher education institutions, research council institutes, UKRI-approved independent research organisations and NHS bodies 

Apply for a fellowship focusing on either: energy or mathematical sciences. You must have either: a PhD at least four years’ or experience in a relevant field by the start of your fellowship. 

Apply for a fellowship focusing on any topic in the EPSRC portfolio. You must have either: a PhD or at least four years’ experience in a relevant field by the start of your fellowship.

This fund allows researchers to respond quickly to transient and unexpected scientific opportunities. These may be events affecting the environment like earthquakes or volcanic eruptions.

Discipline-hopping grants are for researchers at UK higher education institutions, research council institutes, UKRI-approved independent research organisations and NHS bodies.

We are looking for researchers in engineering, physical sciences, information and communications technologies (ICT) and mathematical sciences who want to apply their expertise to healthcare challenges.

We award research grants to fund individuals or research teams based at research organisations eligible for UKRI funding. Grants range from £350,000 to £1 million for a period of up to five years. 

Extensive partnership and collaboration takes place across all Health and Care Research Wales activity and is crucial if we are to function at our best.

The Health Research Fellowship Award aims to support individuals to become independent researchers through leading and undertaking high-quality research.