News
\n1. NEW: NATO Public Diplomacy Division Societal Resilience Grants Open for Applications https:\/\/www.nato.int\/cps\/en\/natohq\/63610.htm
\nApplications are invited for the 2025 PDD Co-sponsorship (Societal Resilience) Grants, which offer support to relevant civil society organisations, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), universities and think tanks in NATO member and partner countries conducting impactful projects and initiatives that are designed to engage with audiences across the Alliance, in partner countries and around the world. Awards range from \u20ac5,000- \u20ac15,000 (exceptionally up to \u20ac25,000) and can fund projects and activities such as public events and seminars, digital projects (podcasts, apps, documentary series etc), campaigns, academic and investigative research, training programmes, workshops and community-building initiatives. Deadline: 8 January 2025<\/p>\n
2. REMINDER: DSIT is looking for best practice examples of interplay between research funded nationally and under Horizon Europe
\nhttps:\/\/www.ukro.ac.uk\/news\/dsit-is-looking-for-best-practice-examples-of-interplay-between-research-funded-nationally-and-under-horizon-europe\/?utm_source=mailpoet&utm_medium=email&utm_source_platform=mailpoet&utm_campaign=latest-ukro-articles-4
\nThe Department of Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) is looking for examples of the interplay between research funded nationally and under the Horizon Europe\/Horizon 2020 programmes and the impact of such an interplay.
\nUK researchers and institutions are invited to send examples of the following case studies:
\n\uf0a7 Domestically funded R&I project\/investments, which went on to receive follow-up funding under the Horizon funding scheme (Horizon Europe or Horizon 2020);
\n\uf0a7 Horizon-funded projects or research activities which went on to receive national or other international funding or investment to support the growth and commercialisation of their research results.<\/p>\n
Please submit case studies and\/or feedback, to ukro@ukro.ac.uk by 16 December 2024. Experiences from all research disciplines, sectors and from all career stages are welcome. Your feedback will be treated in the strictest confidence.<\/p>\n
Events
\n3. REMINDER: Getting those Grants: Quiet Time for Writing
\nPlaces still Available!
\nColleagues are invited to attend a series of research funding proposal writing sessions. These sessions are designed to give you quiet time and space to work on your research funding proposal. The time will be largely for you to write quietly. A Research Funding Development Team colleague will be available.
\nTo attend, you need to have an idea for a research project, programme or fellowship and be ready to start writing to convert this into a funding proposal (or have already started writing). You ideally need to have identified the funding competition that you are writing for.
\nThe sessions will be two-hour writing sessions. You are not required to attend every session, although you are welcome to.
\nPlease click here to see more detail and book your place: Getting Those Grants: Quiet Time for Writing
\nIf you have any questions, please contact Jo Gascoigne-Owens (Johanna.gascoigne-owens@ncl.ac.uk).<\/p>\n
4. Conference on The European Research Context for the Humanities and Social Sciences
\nThe British Academy, in collaboration with the Association of ERC Grantees, will be hosting a half-day conference on The European Research Context for the Humanities and Social Sciences on 22 January 2025 from 13:00 to 18:45. This event will bring together leading academics to discuss key aspects of European research in the humanities and social sciences, and to share insights on the ERC grant application process, researcher mobility, and the values underpinning European research initiatives. Participants can register here. For more information or inquiries about the conference, please contact Barbora Krasova at b.krasova@thebritishacademy.ac.uk.<\/p>\n
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European related funding<\/p>\n
5. NEW: Helmholtz Investigator Groups Programme Launches 22nd Call for Postdoctoral Researchers https:\/\/www.helmholtz.de\/en\/research\/current-calls-for-applications\/article\/helmholtz-investigator-groups\/
\nThe Helmholtz Association develops research programmes in six research fields: Energy, Earth and Environment, Health, Aeronautics, Space and Transport, Key Technologies plus Structure of Matter. The Helmholtz Investigator Groups initiative aims to provide outstanding foreign and German junior researchers with funding and resources to set up their own research team with the benefit of excellent working conditions in a research-oriented environment at a Helmholtz Centre. Funding is at least \u20ac350,000 euros p.a. for five years. Deadline: 30 April 2025.
\n6. NEW: Philipp Schwartz Initiative for Researchers at Risk Issues New Call https:\/\/www.humboldt-foundation.de\/en\/apply\/sponsorship-programmes\/philipp-schwartz-initiative
\nThe objective of the programme is to enable universities and other research institutions to receive foreign researchers who are subject to significant and continuous personal threat in their country of origin while also raising awareness of the plight of threatened researchers in general, and offer opportunities for stakeholders interested and involved in this issue to network. Eligible for funding are research-performing institutions in Germany. The Initiative provides a monthly stipend of \u20ac2,700 to the host institution for the fellowship recipient. The fellowship is limited to a maximum of 24 months. Deadline: 16 February 2025.
\n7. Funding for Research Groups at the Bielefeld Centre for Interdisciplinary Research https:\/\/www.uni-bielefeld.de\/einrichtungen\/zif\/funding\/research-in-groups\/
\nZentrum f\u00fcr interdisziplin\u00e4re Forschung (Centre for Interdisciplinary Research – ZiF) at Bielefeld University fosters outstanding and innovative interdisciplinary research projects. The ZiF is an independent thematically open research institution and is open to scholars from all disciplines and all countries. ZiF offers a grant of \u20ac50,000 to up to \u20ac400,000 to cover the costs for travel and accommodation. Deadline 24 April 2025.
\n8. Bridge Fellowships to Support Applications to Philipp Schwartz Initiative for Researchers at Risk https:\/\/www.humboldt-foundation.de\/en\/apply\/sponsorship-programmes\/philipp-schwartz-initiative#h44449
\nWithin the Philipp Schwartz Initiative, the Foundation’s Bridge Fellowship now supports universities and research institutions to host Schengen-based researchers at risk in Germany. The aim is to prepare a joint application for funding in the main programme of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative. Up to 75 fellowships are awarded. The prerequisite for funding is a commitment by the host institution that a nomination for Philipp Schwartz Initiative will be submitted by 14 February 2025. The initiative grants a monthly stipend of \u20ac2,700 for a period of three months (1 March 2025 to 30 June 2025). Deadline of 3 January 2025.
\n9. ISblue Support for International Mobility of Marine Science PhD Students To and From France https:\/\/isblue.fr\/en\/tous-les-appels\/call-for-international-phd-mobility\/
\nSblue is an interdisciplinary graduate school which brings together research teams and laboratories in western France to increase knowledge and promote technological innovation and training in the area of marine science.Funding is available through the ISblue International PhD Mobility scheme to support research visits by doctoral students. The only eligible costs are the actual costs of travel within the limit of the allocated package of support.The total budget allocated to this scheme is \u20ac90,000 per year. Deadline 15 February<\/p>\n
10. Horizon Europe Teaming call opened https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/info\/funding-tenders\/opportunities\/portal\/screen\/opportunities\/topic-details\/HORIZON-WIDERA-2025-ACCESS-01-01-two-stage
\nTeaming funds establish new centres of excellence in Widening countries or modernise existing ones with the help of leading institutions from elsewhere in the EU or associated countries. The last Teaming call of Horizon Europe is scheduled to open on 3 December. Teaming is a two-stage call, with the deadline of first stage applications on 10 April 2025. Successful applicants in the first stage are invited to submit complete applications to the second stage by 20 January 2026.<\/p>\n
11. COST Actions Networking Grants 2025: https:\/\/www.cost.eu\/funding\/open-call-a-simple-one-step-application-process\/
\nCOST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is an intergovernmental framework for European Cooperation in the field of scientific and technical research, including social science and humanities. COST does not fund research itself, but funds the expenses of interdisciplinary research networks called COST Actions (networks that engage a team of proposers from at least 7 COST member countries with at least half from inclusiveness target countries). These support a range of networking tools, such as workshops, conferences, training schools, short-term scientific missions (STSMs), communication activities, and virtual networking tools. COST Actions enable researchers from academia, SMEs, public institutions and other relevant organisations to investigate a topic of their choice for four years. No budget forecast is requested when submitting a proposal. An estimated \u20ac125,000 is made available for a COST Action in its first year and an average of \u20ac150,000 per year for the other three years. Deadline is 21 October 2025.<\/p>\n
12. British Academy Horizon Europe Pump Priming Funding: https:\/\/www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk\/funding\/Horizon-Europe-Pump-Priming-Collaboration-between-UK-and-EU-Partners\/
\nPrincipal Investigators (PIs) at universities and research institutions can apply for a grant of up to \u00a310,000 to help them in their preparations for submitting a Horizon Europe proposal for Pillar 2 of Horizon Europe \u2013 Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness. The ambition is to support the effective uptake of the opportunities provided by the UK’s association to Horizon Europe. The purpose is not to implement the proposed projects that will be submitted to Horizon Europe, but to give the UK-based partners the resources needed to collaborate with EU organisations and stakeholders to further develop the idea and the market opportunities. The expectation is that the funding will be utilised in a variety of ways but could include feasibility studies, application advice and training, partnership building, and dedicated resource to take forward an application. Proposals are welcome in all disciplines, including engineering, natural sciences, medical and health sciences, humanities, and social sciences. The British Academy is holding a series of webinars providing further information about the opportunity and details of how to apply. Applicants can register to attend the webinars online, which will be held on the following dates: 19 November 2024, 14:00-15:00 [past, but see slides]; 8 January 2025, 14:00-15:00; 5 February 2025, 14:00-15:00. Assessment will be undertaken over multiple rounds, while funds remain. The round deadlines are: \u2022 4 December 2025 (17:00) \u2022 15 January 2025 (17:00) \u2022 12 February 2025 (17:00) \u2022 5 March 2025 (17:00).<\/p>\n
13. UUKi UK \u2013 France Science, Innovation, and Technology mobility scheme: https:\/\/www.universitiesuk.ac.uk\/topics\/international\/uk-france-science-innovation-and-0
\nFollowing the bilateral research dialogue between France and UK which took place in London on 29 February 2024, the UK government has committed \u00a3400k funding to boost and foster UK-France research collaboration. We are delighted to announce that following the launch of our pump-priming scheme last month, we have now launched the call for the second strand, a mobility programme. A total funding pot of \u00a3300k is available for mobility activities of UK researchers to institutions in France, with the aim of developing collaborative activity between the UK and France which supports both institutional and UK-wide research and innovation priorities and prepares a submission to a Horizon Europe or other international collaborative funding bid. Mobilities are expected to take place between April 2025 and January 2026. Deadline 12 January 2025. For any general enquiries, please email UK-France-grants@international.ac.uk.<\/p>\n
14. REMINDER: Horizon Europe Draft Work Programmes 2025 \u2013 IN CONFIDENCE
\nWe have obtained, in strict confidence, early drafts of some of the Horizon Europe consortium call topics for the 2025 Work Programmes \u2013 please note that these are subject to redrafting and change but may help indicate potential call topics to start to find partners and build European country consortia. Formal Work Programmes will not be finalised and published until about April 2025. Please treat confidentially:
\n\u2022 Cluster 1: Health (access draft Work Programme)
\n\u2022 Cluster 2: Culture, Creativity and Inclusive Society (access draft Work Programme)
\n\u2022 Cluster 4: Digital, Industry and Space (access draft Work Programme)
\n\u2022 Cluster 5: Climate, Energy and Mobility (access draft Work Programme)
\n\u2022 Cluster 6: Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment (access draft Work Programme)
\nIn addition, here are draft work programmes for:
\n\u2022 Widening participation and spreading excellence (access draft Work Programme)
\n\u2022 Research infrastructures (access draft Work Programme)
\nAs a reminder, the European Commission has recently adopted and published the:
\n\u2022 European Innovation Council (access final Work Programme).
\nNote, one may request funds from the NU Horizon Europe Travel Fund (see below) to support development of partnerships towards any of these calls.<\/p>\n
15. ERC Proof of Concept Grants 2025: https:\/\/erc.europa.eu\/apply-grant\/proof-concept
\nProof of Concept grants are open to ERC grant holders of a frontier research project that now want to explore the commercial or societal potential of their work. All Principal Investigators in one of the ERC frontier research main grants (Starting, Consolidator, Advanced or Synergy) are eligible to participate and apply for an ERC Proof of Concept Grant. Principal Investigators in an ongoing main grant, or Principal Investigators in a main grant that has ended after 1 January 2024, are eligible to apply. The Principal Investigator must be able to demonstrate the relation between the idea to be taken to proof of concept and the ERC frontier research project (Starting, Consolidator, Advanced or Synergy) in question. The call deadlines for submissions are: 13 March and 18 September 2025.<\/p>\n
16. NU Horizon Europe Travel Fund:
\nThe purpose of the Horizon Europe travel fund is to support the development of proposals to Horizon Europe funding opportunities. Awards will be made to cover the basic costs of travel and subsistence (typically ~\u00a3500-2000) of Newcastle University staff members to meet with EU partners\u2014we request that funds are spent within 3 months of a request being approved. It is the applicant\u2019s responsibility to arrange travel bookings. Please complete the travel request form: https:\/\/forms.office.com\/e\/xu0FZ65dif . We will return a decision to you asap, typically within five working days. Should you have any queries, please email sarah.urquhart@newcastle.ac.uk<\/p>\n
17. Choose France: CNRS AI Rising Talents Programme launched https:\/\/www.ins2i.cnrs.fr\/en\/cnrsinfo\/choose-france-cnrs-ai-rising-talents
\nThe provides early career postdoctoral AI researchers an opportunity to establish and lead a research programme and associated research team in France for a period of four years. Package of support up to \u20ac1 million. Candidates must demonstrate outstanding track records in machine learning (ML) and related fields (computer vision, natural language processing, robotics etc). Deadline: 31 March 2025<\/p>\n
18. UK-German Funding Initiative in the Humanities Opens for Round Seven https:\/\/www.ukri.org\/opportunity\/collaborate-with-german-partners-on-arts-and-humanities-research-round-seven\/
\nThe UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) together run the UK-German Funding Initiative in the Humanities to bring together arts and humanities (including law and linguistics) researchers in the UK and Germany to conduct outstanding joint UK-German research projects. Projects must last between 24 and 36 months starting between January and mid-February 2026. Awards will not exceed, on the UK side, \u00a3420,000 (at 100% FEC, of which the AHRC will fund 80%) per project, meaning \u00a3336,000 is available per project on the UK side. DFG does not specify a maximum limit to the amount of funding that can be requested for the German component. Deadline 16 February 2025.<\/p>\n
19. European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grants Open: https:\/\/erc.europa.eu\/apply-grant\/consolidator-grant
\nThe 2025 edition of the ERC Consolidator Grants are now open for applications. The grants are designed to support excellent Principal Investigators (PIs) at the career stage at which they may still be consolidating their own independent research team or programme. Applicant PIs must demonstrate the groundbreaking nature, ambition and feasibility of their scientific proposal. The 2025 budget for Consolidator Grants is \u20ac719.9 million to fund an estimated 354 grants. Applicants may request up to a maximum of \u20ac2 million for a period of five years, in addition to a maximum of \u20ac1 million in additional start-up costs to move country, purchase major equipment or access large facilities. Deadline 14 January 2025. Please get in touch asap with Jarlath.mckenna@newcastle.ac.uk if you have an interest to apply or wish to discuss.<\/p>\n
20. MSCA Staff Exchanges https:\/\/marie-sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu\/calls\/msca-staff-exchanges-2024
\nMarie Sk\u0142odowska-Curie Actions Staff Exchanges fund short-term international, inter-sectoral and interdisciplinary exchanges of staff members involved in research and innovation activities at all stages of the innovation chain. Secondments must be between different countries and should lead to knowledge transfer between participating organisations. The 2024 Staff Exchanges call will have a budget of \u20ac99.5 million. The call will open on 19 September 2024 and close on 5 February 2025.<\/p>\n
UKRO has recorded two information sessions for prospective applicants
\nPlease follow the links below to watch the recordings.
\n\u2022 Session 1 \u2013 Overview, eligibility and funding [Passcode: ufQN@zR8]
\n\u2022 Session 2 \u2013 Submission and evaluation [Passcode: hD&Ld6Uf]<\/p>\n
21. Horizon Europe Climate Neutral and Smart Cities Mission Call: https:\/\/cinea.ec.europa.eu\/funding-opportunities\/calls-proposals\/horizon-europe-eur-98-million-available-climate-neutral-and-smart-cities-mission-projects_en
\nA new call for projects has now launched to support research and innovation under the Cities Mission titled: Changing urban spaces and mindsets to accelerate the transition to climate neutrality. A total of \u20ac98 million is available for proposals across the following four topics with deadlines 11 February 2025:
\n\u2022 Rethinking urban spaces towards climate neutrality, \u20ac45 million budget
\n\u2022 Zero-pollution cities: \u20ac20 million budget
\n\u2022 Mobility management plans and behavioural change: \u20ac5 million budget
\n\u2022 Integrated peri-urban areas in the transition towards climate neutrality: \u20ac28 million budget<\/p>\n
22. European Research Council (ERC) 2025 call deadlines adopted
\nThe European Research Council (ERC) is the European Commission’s leading funding organisation for supporting bottom-up, investigator-driven frontier research. This approach to research funding ensures that support is aimed primarily at new and promising opportunities, with a greater degree of flexibility. Research funded by the ERC is expected to lead to advances at the frontiers of knowledge and to set a clear and inspirational target for frontier research across Europe. The ERC has published the preliminary opening and deadline dates for its calls to be released for the 2025 cycle of applications:
\n\u2022 Starting Grants \u2013 the deadline has passed, was 15 October 2024
\n\u2022 Consolidator Grants – For excellent researchers with 7 to 12 years’ experience after PhD: Opening 26 September 2024, closing 14 January 2025
\n\u2022 Synergy Grants – For groups of two to four PIs to address ambitious research questions requiring coordinated work: Opening 11 July 2024, closing 6 November 2024
\n\u2022 Proof-of-Concept Grants – For previous and current ERC grantees who want to explore the commercial or societal potential of their work. Opening 13 November 2024, closing 13 March 2025 and 18 September 2025<\/p>\n
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23. British Academy Evidence-informed policymaking grants
\nThe British Academy is inviting proposals related to evidence-informed policymaking in Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Malaysia, Philippines, South Africa, Turkey, Thailand, Vietnam and\/or Least Developed Countries. The aim of this call is to support ODA-eligible international collaborations. The Academy is looking to support awards that work in the following fields: \u2022 Environment, sustainability and nature, \u2022 Transformative technologies, \u2022 Health and wellbeing, \u2022 Cities and urbanisation, \u2022 Global order, geopolitics and international affairs. The Principal Investigator must be a researcher in a discipline within the social sciences or humanities and either UK-based with co-applicants that include at least one researcher who is based in the above countries, or vice-versa. The value of the award is set at a maximum of \u00a3150,000 for 12 months. Deadline 19 February 2025.<\/p>\n
24. International Writing Workshops, The British Academy https:\/\/www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk\/funding\/writing-workshops\/
\nInvitations are open for proposals for Writing Workshops in Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Malaysia, Philippines, South Africa, Turkey, Thailand, Vietnam and\/or LDC\u2019s. These workshops should aim to develop the skills of early career researchers, including supporting and promoting the uptake of their research in journals and publications. Closes 25 January 2025<\/p>\n
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25. NEW: Up to $1 Million Available to Develop aSyn-SAAs for Biomarkers in Parkinson’s Disease https:\/\/www.michaeljfox.org\/grant\/seed-amplification-assay-innovation-program
\nMichael J Fox Foundation (MJFF) Seed Amplification Assay Innovation Program seeks to advance the development of high-performance, quantitative alpha-synuclein seed amplification assays (aSyn-SAAs), addressing the critical need for less invasive, highly sensitive and quantitative biomarkers in PD clinical trials. Awards may be held in any country. Funding of up to $1 million for 6-24 months is available. Deadline 30 January 2025
\n26. NEW: Spencer Foundation Launches New Initiative on AI and Education https:\/\/www.spencer.org\/initiative-on-ai-and-education
\nThe initiative will fund research on AI, education, and learning that supports equitable educational use, development, and understanding of AI technologies and fund will fund new research through two existing grant programs: Vision Grant Program and Racial Equity Program. While these programs remain open to all topics, additional funds have been designated within each program for work focused on AI.
\n27. Lloyd\u2019s Register Foundation launches \u2018Engineering a safer world\u2019 https:\/\/www.lrfoundation.org.uk\/engineering-a-safer-world-funding-call
\nThe \u2018Engineering a safer world\u2019 call supports the delivery of Lloyd\u2019s Register Foundation\u2019s new five-year strategy enhancing safety across three priority areas:
\n\u2022 Safer Maritime Systems
\n\u2022 Safer, Sustainable Infrastructure
\n\u2022 Skilled People for Safer Engineering:
\nThe aim of the call is to support impactful groups or networks who demonstrate relevant expertise and understanding of local, in-country need, particularly within developing economies in the Global South. It is expected that individual proposals will request up to \u00a31 million. The duration of grants is up to 5 years. Please submit your proposal summary by Friday 10 January 2025.<\/p>\n
28. Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships https:\/\/www.acu.ac.uk\/funding-opportunities\/for-students\/scholarships\/queen-elizabeth-commonwealth-scholarships\/
\nThe Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships (QECS) offer the opportunity to study a two-year Master’s degree in a low or middle-income Commonwealth country.
\nAimed at students who are committed to creating change in their communities, the scholarships are a life-changing opportunity to experience a new country and culture, to broaden horizons, and to build a global network. Applicants must be a citizen of or hold refugee status in a Commonwealth country https:\/\/thecommonwealth.org\/our-member-countries other than the intended host country. Deadline 14 January 2025 deadline.<\/p>\n
29. British Council report: Skills levies in Africa \u2013 A Way Forward https:\/\/opportunities-insight.britishcouncil.org\/features\/skills-levies-africa-way-forward
\nThe British Council has published a new report exploring the objectives, structures, and implementation practices of skills levy systems in seven African countries participating in the Going Global Partnership programme: Botswana, Malawi, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, South Africa, and Tanzania, as well as the UK. The report offers insights for policymakers, educators, and institutions looking to strengthen skills development funding and maximise impact.
\n30. Open for Applications: Royal Academy of Engineering Postdoctoral Fellowship for Intelligence Community Research https:\/\/funding.myresearchconnect.com\/Scheme\/View\/RAEng-UK-IC-Postdoctoral-Research-Fellowship-Programme-GRUKRES!S16787
\nAward funding of up to \u00a3250,000 over two years to support outstanding postdoctoral science or engineering researchers undertaking unclassified basic research in areas of interest to the UK intelligence, security and defence communities. The awards will fund up to 80% (fEC) of projects that address any of the priority topics, which are identified by members of the UK Intelligence Community. Application is open to early career postdoctoral researchers, within five years of award of a PhD, who are citizens of Australia, Canada, the EEA, New Zealand, the UK or the US. Deadline 29 April 2025.
\n31. UK-India Collaboration: Grants Available for Industrial Net Zero Research Projects https:\/\/apply-for-innovation-funding.service.gov.uk\/competition\/2080\/overview\/437c2e0e-6be8-4fee-ad4d-e5968dbf8577
\nThe initiative, jointly run by Innovate UK and India’s Department of Science and Technology, aims to accelerate innovations in areas like advanced materials, renewable energy, and decarbonising manufacturing. Grants ranging from \u00a3100,000 to \u00a3300,000 are available for UK participants, with a total allocation of \u00a32 million for this funding round. Deadline 12 February 2025 (11:00 GMT)<\/p>\n
32. AHRC\/ESRC International Fellowships for PhD and Early Career Researchers 2025: https:\/\/www.ukri.org\/opportunity\/international-fellowships-for-phd-and-early-career-researchers-2025\/
\nApply for a funded fellowship at an international institution. Fellowships are available at:
\n\uf0a7 USA: Harry Ransom Center, Huntington Library, Library of Congress, Smithsonian Institution, Yale Centre for British Art
\n\uf0a7 Japan: National Institutes for the Humanities (NIHU)
\n\uf0a7 China: Shanghai Theatre Academy
\nYou will receive \u00a31,000 for travel and visa costs (\u00a31,200 for travel to Japan and China) and \u00a31,925 for each month of the fellowship. You can apply for two to six months of funding. Deadline 13 March 2025.<\/p>\n
33. Academy of Medical Sciences Professorship Scheme https:\/\/acmedsci.ac.uk\/grants-and-schemes\/grant-schemes\/academy-of-medical-sciences-professorship-scheme
\nThe Academy of Medical Sciences is delighted to announce the call for applications to its Professorship Scheme. Working in partnership with UK Higher Education Institutions, they will be providing an attractive package of support to biomedical and healthcare researchers taking up a full Professorship in the UK. These awards will offer flexible support to biomedical and healthcare researchers, who have moved to the UK, during the initial years of a full Professorship. Deadline: 8 January 2025
\n34. Google Research Scholar Program: https:\/\/research.google\/programs-and-events\/research-scholar-program\/
\nThe Research Scholar Program aims to support early-career professors [UK-speak] who are pursuing research in fields relevant to Google (see list of areas in the link) \u2013 applicants must have received their PhD within seven years of submission. The funds granted will be up to $60,000 USD and are intended to support the advancement of the professor\u2019s research. Deadline 27 January 2025.<\/p>\n
35. REMINDER: UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships Round 10: Newcastle University Selection and Support Now Open: https:\/\/newcastle.sharepoint.com\/hub\/rai\/rfd\/news\/Pages\/FLFRound10.aspx
\nNewcastle University’s Selection and Support Exercise for Round 10 of the UKRI Future Leader Fellowships is now open. The scheme is open to early career researchers and innovators and welcomes applicants from around the world. While not strictly international funding, we encourage you to reach out to your international contacts to encourage them to consider to be hosted at Newcastle. Awards are for an ambitious programme of research and to support career development for up to four years, with the ability to extend for a further three years, to focus and continue your development. Newcastle is limited by the funder to making 6 applications in this round. We will therefore be holding a Selection and Support Process.
\n36. NEW: NIH funding opportunities focusing on global health and foreign collaboration:
\nNIH funding opportunities for which foreign organizations and\/or foreign components of U.S. organizations may apply:
\n\u2022 Informatics Tools for the Pangenome (U01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (RFA-HG-25-007)
\nApplication due date: March 3, 2025
\n\u2022 In Vivo Non-Invasive Optical Imaging Approaches for Biological Systems (UG3\/UH3 Clinical Trials Not Allowed (RFA-RM-24-012)
\nApplication due date: March 7, 2025
\n\u2022 Research to Address Systemic and Structural Barriers and Facilitators to Improve the HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Care Continuum for People Who Use Substances funding opportunities:
\n\u2022 R01 Clinical Trials Required (RFA-DA-26-003)
\nApplication due date: March 12, 2025
\n\u2022 R34 Clinical Trials Required (RFA-DA-26-004)
\nApplication due date: March 12, 2025
\n\u2022 High-Priority Research in Tobacco Regulatory Science (R01 Clinical Trial Optional) (RFA-OD-25-001)
\nApplication due date: June 6, 2025
\n\u2022 NHLBI Early Phase Clinical Trials for Therapeutics and\/or Diagnostics for HLBS Disorders funding opportunities:
\n\u2022 R33 CT Required (PAR-25-025)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 R61\/R33 Clinical Trial Required (PAR-25-026)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Pilot Health Services and Economic Research on the Treatment of Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Use Disorders (R34 Clinical Trial Optional) (PAR-25-100)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Innovative Screening Approaches and Therapies for Screenable Disorders in Newborns funding opportunities:
\n\u2022 R01 – Clinical Trial Optional (PAR-25-265)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 R21 – Clinical Trial Optional (PAR-25-266)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Alzheimer’s Drug-Development Program (U01 Clinical Trial Optional) (PAR-25-297)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Targeting Cell Surface HIV Envelope for Cell Elimination (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (PAR-25-300)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Artificial Intelligence in Pre-clinical Drug Development for AD\/ADRD (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (RFA-AG-24-049)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Accelerating the Pace of Substance Use Research Using Existing Data funding opportunities:
\n\u2022 R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed (RFA-DA-26-055)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 R21 Clinical Trial Not Allowed (RFA-DA-26-056)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Time-Sensitive Research Opportunities in Environmental Health Sciences (R21 Clinical Trials Not Allowed) (RFA-ES-25-003)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\nNIH funding opportunities for which foreign components may apply:
\n\u2022 NIMH Career Transition Award for Tenure-Track Intramural Investigators (K22 Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (PAR-24-286)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Interventions to Reduce Sleep Health Disparities (R01 – Clinical Trials Optional) (PAR-24-330)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 NIDCR Behavioral and Social Intervention Clinical Trial Planning and Implementation Cooperative Agreement (UG3\/UH3 Clinical Trial Required) (PAR-25-188)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 NIDCR Prospective Observational or Biomarker Validation Study Cooperative Agreement (U01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (PAR-25-239)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 NIAID Career Transition Award (K22 Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (PAR-25-251)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 NCCIH Natural Product funding opportunities:
\n\u2022 Early Phase Clinical Trial Phased Innovation Award (R61\/R33 Clinical Trial Required) (PAR-25-269)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Early Phase Clinical Trial Award (R33 Clinical Trial Required) (PAR-25-270)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Mid Phase Clinical Trial (R01 Clinical Trial Required) (PAR-25-271)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Interventions to Address Disparities in Liver Diseases and Liver Cancer (R01 – Clinical Trials Optional) (PAR-25-299)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
\n\u2022 Preclinical Proof of Concept Studies for Rare Diseases (R21 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (RFA-TR-25-002)
\nApplication due date: Multiple dates, see announcement.
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