National Nuclear User Facility Phase 2 Call
EPSRC are inviting eligible academics to submit proposals for equipment and facilities to carry out underpinning sciences and engineering research in nuclear fission.
call: Invitation for proposals
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call: Expression of interest
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EPSRC-NSCF Workshop in Sustainable Power Supply
EPSRC, as part of the Energy Programme, is inviting expressions of interest to attend a two-day Workshop on 3-4 June 2019, to engage in discussions and initiate new collaborative working partnerships with selected Chinese participants.
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Users of EPSRC-funded High Performance Computing invited to help with impact evaluation study
The EPSRC has commissioned London Economics to carry out an independent study to evidence the socio-economic and research impacts enabled by the HPC resources it funds. The evidence gathered will be used to make a strong case for continued future government investment in HPC.
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ICT Research Infrastructure
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call: Invitation for proposals
Signals in the Soil
New international call between (UKRI), the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the US Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture to address the challenge of transforming existing capabilities in understanding dynamic near-surface soil processes.
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Digital economy Engineering ICT
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'Thanks to my Daphne Jackson Fellowship, my career path is clear again'
Abir Ghorayeb returned to research after a four-year career break. Thanks to a Fellowship from the Daphne Jackson Trust, fully funded by EPSRC, she was able to get the support she needed to return to the career she enjoys.
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EPSRC welcomes Chancellor's announcement of funding for ARCHER2 national supercomputer
EPSRC welcomes the announcement of £79 million funding for the next national supercomputer ARCHER2.
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The research threads running through the World Wide Web
30 years after its inception EPSRC celebrates the research projects that have helped, and are helping, the development of the World Wide Web
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Read more about PM Perspectives: After peer review
PM Perspectives: After peer review
The final post in a series of five blogs which will explain the peer review process and provide hints and tips for stronger applications
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PM Perspectives: the panel process
The fourth in a series of five blogs which will explain the peer review process and provide hints and tips for stronger applications
call: Invitation for proposals
Healthcare technologies discipline hopping call
This open call is designed to enable individual researchers to develop new skills and build new collaborations with other disciplines and end users so they can address the key health challenges identified in the Healthcare Technologies strategy.
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EPSRC Prosperity Partnerships – University of Oxford and Oxford PV
A short video on the new Prosperity Partnership between the University of Oxford and Oxford PV.
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Read more about PM Perspectives: Writing and responding to reviews
PM Perspectives: Writing and responding to reviews
The third in a series of five blogs which will explain the peer review process and provide hints and tips for stronger applications
news: Media Coverage
Heriot-Watt scientists use ultrafast laser to weld glass and metal together
Scientists from Heriot-Watt University have welded glass and metal together using an ultrafast laser system, in a breakthrough for the manufacturing industry
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Engineering Manufacturing the future Physical Sciences
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Read more about PM Perspectives: Writing your case for support
PM Perspectives: Writing your case for support
The second in a series of five blogs which will explain the peer review process and provide hints and tips for stronger applications
call: Invitation for outlines
Transformative Healthcare Technologies for 2050
The Healthcare Technologies Theme aims to invest in research to support the next generation of underpinning science and emerging technologies. The focus of this call is Transformative Healthcare Technologies for 2050; technologies expected to have an impact within the next 30 years for the NHS, community or home care and an ageing workforce. We are looking to support visionary projects which could create a step change in how healthcare is delivered.
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Digital economy Engineering Healthcare technologies ICT Manufacturing the future Mathematical sciences Physical Sciences
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