This call will support Research Software Engineer (RSE) Fellowships for a period of up to five years. The RSE Fellowship describes exceptional individuals in the software field, who demonstrate leadership and have combined expertise in programming and a solid knowledge of the research environment.
This is the third call for Statements of Community Need for new and existing Mid-range Facilities that will support excellent engineering and physical sciences research.
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EPSRC's social media accounts will be quieter than normal over the next few weeks https://t.co/zCuYLTWzGQ
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New round of Energy Catalyst funding competition opens 24 April @innovateuk ow.ly/cH1630b2A2z https://t.co/kDt2WHqA00
An information day for a Cross-Disciplinarity and Co-Creation ICT Research Call will be held for prospective applicants on 04 May 2017 at the Amba Hotel Charing Cross, London.
Research councils and Government support multidisciplinary projects looking at ways to remove greenhouse gases from atmosphere.
Competition to identify the appropriate Champion who will act as thought leader, flag bearer, and strategy owner for the End Use Energy Demand (EUED) community and lead the next phase of EUED investment.
Second UK Robotics Week will feature challenges, film premieres and exhibitions.
A future Healthcare Impact Partnerships call is planned for May 2017. Applicants will be required to work in partnership with both clinical and business partners to progress their previous EPSRC funded research outputs towards impact.
The proposals should build upon existing strengths and expertise and demonstrate potential to address an unmet healthcare need and/or offer significant added value over current or alternative healthcare solutions.
Opportunities presented by technology in areas such as energy, healthcare and governance to be explored by teams at five universities.
The Research Councils UK Digital Economy Theme and the cybersecurity strand of the Partnership for Conflict, Crime and Security Research would like to build a picture of the research challenges and opportunities in establishing Trust, Identity, Privacy and Security (TIPS) in a digital economy. This one-day workshop on 08 June 2017 will provide an opportunity for participants to engage in discussion, identify research challenges and initiate new collaborative working partnerships.
