Funding for projects that engage underserved communities with the topic of brain health and reducing the risk of dementia. The information here relates to the seed
Highlight notices outline health research priorities for NIHR’s funding programmes. With this highlight notice, NIHR aims to generate high quality evidence to support the working
Funding to free researchers from their normal academic and administrative commitments in order to complete a major piece of research. The Academy will also look
Research funding to understand the barriers and pathways to a racially just and inclusive society. This funding programme is concerned with UK society as shaped by
Funding for humanities and social science researchers to create new links beyond academia by partnering with UK government departments to address policy challenges around sustainability.
Funding that aims to build research capacity and capability to tackle current and emerging challenges related to vulnerability and policing, enabling early career researchers (ECRs)
Funding for innovative, action-based climate adaptation research projects. ELIGIBILITY Lead applicants must be based at a UK academic institution eligible for UKRI funding, with academic-community
Large grants for partnership projects that involve more people in climate action, namely reducing the negative impact of human activities on the climate and tackling
Funding for researchers who wish to develop their research in health technologies by developing new skills and collaborations with other disciplines and end users. The
Highlight notices are areas of ongoing health research priorities for NIHR’s funding programmes, in this case the Research Programme for Social Care (RPSC). Under this