This is a call for expressions of interest to take part in a one-day scoping workshop to explore how research can tackle the challenges in establishing a Sustainable Digital Society. The outputs of the workshop will be used to scope a Digital Economy Theme call to be funded by EPSRC for up to £5m.
The latest guidance and information on the vital work of UKRI and our community in response to the crisis
The EPSRC funded Circular Economy Network+ in Transportation Systems is pleased to announce their first Call for Feasibility Studies, with an application deadline of 7 May 2020.
In this second phase of the UK Climate Resilience Embedded Researcher scheme, UK Research & Innovation (UKRI) is inviting proposals from UK based academic researchers to apply for up to placements at non-academic host organisations.
An application will only be accepted from the successful UKRI Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Coordinators. The Hub will provide national leadership and coordination, driving knowledge exchange and whole-systems learning across the Circular Economy investments funded under this programme and the wider research and innovation landscape (with academic, policy, consumer, third sector and business stakeholders).
Collaborate to Innovate 2020, a major awards campaign run by The Engineer magazine is now open for entries.
UKRI will shortly be inviting proposals for an ISCF Transforming Foundation Industries Network Plus Grant. The Network Plus will provide academic leadership across the sectors and organise networking activities such as workshops, events and communications, to build sustained engagement and collaboration
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has awarded contracts to run elements of the next national supercomputer, ARCHER2, which will represent a significant step forward in capability for the UK’s science community.
The Rosalind Franklin Institute has committed to developing a multi-million pound technology which enables a more accessible form of electron cryo-microscopy.
As part of the EPSRC Decarbonising UK Freight Transport Network Plus award we have a flexible fund of approximately £480,000 to award to small projects that will pave the way to larger funding awards in future.
The next generation of research and innovation leaders will be supported through a major £179 million investment announced today Friday 6 March 2020.
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), part of UK Research and Innovation, is proud to be celebrating the inaugural World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development during its Engineering Global Grand Challenge Retreat Workshop in London.
A major deliverable for the Supergen Energy Storage Network+ is its flexible funding scheme. A total of £450,000 is available over the next four years to support Early Career Researchers (ECRs) development through travel, and conference grants, feasibility studies and research projects
EPSRC invites the submission of proposals for projects within the Physical and Mathematical Sciences themes, which will help grow the portfolio of new, transformative research ideas.
EPSRC is pleased to announce the recruitment of twelve members to the Science, Engineering and Technology Board (SETB).
