Apply for funding to support the Centre of Excellence for Resilient Infrastructure Analysis on the Data and Analytics Facility for National Infrastructure (DAFNI).
We are seeking participation from UK research organisations who will work to address grand-challenge problems for infrastructure resilience.
We are interested in modelling and analysis methodologies to be used to explore resilience and support decision making to address short or long term shocks.
This is a pre-announcement to apply for funding for Engineering Biology Mission Hubs and Awards.
This funding will develop an integrated research and innovation programme to deliver UK research capacity and capability, drive technology development and uptake, and stimulate innovation to tackle major challenges through a mission focus.
This competition is part of the UK Research and Innovation led National Engineering Biology Programme.
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £12 million for collaborative research and development (CR&D). This is to develop step-change improvements to sustainable biomanufacturing in the UK.
Apply for funding to form a world-leading partnership and work with the best international collaborators for your research.
You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for EPSRC funding and meet one of our qualifying criteria to apply for this funding opportunity.
Apply for funding to establish a large-scale, multidisciplinary research hub in support of manufacturing, environmental sustainability and net zero.
You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for EPSRC funding.
Projects should address major, long-term challenges facing manufacturing industries.
Apply to join a cohort of EPSRC-WES ambassadors for women in engineering.
EPSRC wants to fund up to 15 WES memberships to raise awareness of gender issues and intersectionality in engineering and support engineering researchers to become equality, diversity and inclusion advocates in their networks.
Opportunity for existing research projects to create commercial impacts through applied arts and humanities methodologies, as part of AHRC’s commitment to increasing support for research commercialisation. Interdisciplinary approaches welcomed.
Open to projects funded by any part of UK Research and Innovation in the last 24 months, so long as the new follow-on work falls clearly within AHRC’s remit.
This is the website for UKRI: our seven research councils, Research England and Innovate UK.
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