Funding Opportunities

The Public Health Research Programme (PHR) is accepting Stage 1 applications to their commissioned workstream for this topic.

The Public Health Research Programme are accepting stage 1 applications to their researcher-led workstream.

The Health Technology Assessment Programme is accepting stage 1 applications to their commissioned workstream for this primary research topic.

The Public Health Research Programme are accepting stage 1 applications to their commissioned workstream for ‘Continuing priority research topics of interest to the PHR Programme’.

The Public Health Research (PHR) Programme is accepting stage one applications to this funding opportunity. Dementia is a growing challenge that has become one of the most important health and social care issues facing the world. We need to continue building the evidence base, to improve the lives of people affected by dementia.

The Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation Programme is accepting Stage 1 applications to this funding opportunity.

The Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation (EME) Programme is accepting stage 1 applications to their researcher-led workstream.

The Health Technology Assessment Programme is accepting stage 1 applications to their researcher-led workstream.

The Health Technology Assessment Programme is accepting stage 1 evidence synthesis applications to their researcher-led workstream.

The Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Programme is accepting stage one applications to this funding opportunity. The programme is interested in receiving applications to meet recommendations in research identified in NICE guidance that has been published or updated since 2015.

The programme recognises the importance of the research priorities identified by the James Lind Alliance (JLA) Priority Setting Partnerships (PSP) and are interested in receiving high-quality applications which address them.

The ABN and ARUK Clinical Research Training Fellowship scheme provides 3-year clinical research training fellowships in neurological disciplines resulting in a PhD.

The Development and Skills Enhancement Award (DSE) is a post-doctoral level award aimed at supporting NIHR Academy Members to gain specific skills and experience to underpin the next phase of their research career.

Call status: Open Application deadline: apply at any time* *at least 12 weeks before the proposed start of the project Funded through responsive mode This award is run jointly with Brazil’s São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). See the guidance notes for more details. Aim To pump-prime collaborations between scientists in the UK and the São…

Apply for funding and support to turn research into products and services for healthy ageing.

To help scientists add an international dimension to their BBSRC-funded research by making and establishing new contacts with international counterparts.

The NIHR Invention for Innovation (i4i) Programme invites applications for a dementia-specific funding call aimed at the research and development of digital approaches for the early detection, diagnosis and stratification of individuals with dementia.

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) accelerate business innovation by supporting knowledge exchange with academic institutions. KTP operates through an open call which includes the entirety of BBSRC’s remit.

Medical Research Funding for researchers / academics based in Australia or funded via an Australian Institution.

Neurosciences and mental health partnership. Apply for a grant to support new partnerships between diverse groups of researchers in neurosciences and mental health.

Funding research in neurosciences, mental health and disorders of the human nervous system. We aim to transform our understanding of the physiology and behaviour of the human nervous system throughout the life course in health and in illness, as well as how to treat and prevent disorders of the brain.

The LBDA New Investigator Award is intended to support early career and new investigators in LBD who have not yet received an R01 award from the National Institutes of Health, to gather preliminary data for projects proposed in future LBDA grant applications.

Funding is available to support Australian research projects investigating potential causes, treatments and/or a cure for Alzheimer’s disease.

The NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship (ACF) is a clinical specialty training post in medicine that incorporates academic training. The NIHR has allocated funding for 250 ACFs for recruitment in 2022/23.

Placements in BBSRC Swindon Office. Call status: Open Application deadline: apply at any time A key component of our Doctoral Training Partnership programme (DTP) is the Professional Internship for PhD Students (PIPS) – a 3-month integrated placement to provide BBSRC-funded DTP PhD students the opportunity to carry out a work placement unrelated to their doctoral research during…

The NIHR Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) programme is inviting stage 1 applications for research proposals that are concerned with the day-to-day practice of health service staff, and that have the potential to have an impact on the health or wellbeing of patients and users of the NHS.

Apply for funding to help you become an internationally recognised research leader in your field. Your research can focus on any area of MRC’s remit to improve human health.

Apply for funding to help you become an internationally recognised research leader in your field. Your research can focus on any area of MRC’s remit to improve human health.

The Tau Pipeline Enabling Program (T-PEP) seeks to accelerate the discovery of potential new therapies for tauopathies. The intent of this program is to enrich the pipeline for therapy development by facilitating the translation of academia derived ideas into practical application. In short, it bridges the gap between innovative but resource-constrained researchers and the larger pharmaceutical companies that are looking for drug candidates to be taken into human trials.

Neurodegenerative Disease Research (JPND) initiative launched a transnational call for understanding the mechanisms of non-pharmacological interventions. (Note the UK is not participating in this call)

$450,000 total funding (direct and indirect costs) over a period of up to three years to support you and your research.