SIRIS-Lab/grant-classification-train · Datasets at Hugging Face

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gen_cdc563d08913a1a6e6a46ceed2ca0f47	4 year PhD in Neuroscience	Wellcome Trust	University College London	HRCS22_20669	No abstract available for this analysis.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_796b7dedd1ac164a8983889bb00e401f	Wellcome Trust Doctoral Training Fellowship Scheme for Clinicians	Wellcome Trust	University of Oxford	HRCS22_20713	No abstract available for this analysis.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_a772311774d5eaa6248fe93573969db8	The Wellcome Trust GW4 Clinical Academic Training Programme	Wellcome Trust	University of Bristol	HRCS22_20866	We propose to create a Wellcome Trust-funded Clinical Academic Training Programme (GW4-CAT) for medical, veterinary and dental trainees across three members of the well-established and successful GW4 Alliance of research-intensive universities: Bristol, Cardiff, and Exeter. Based on our collective experience, we will address the following goals: 1. Recruit and retain trainees from diverse disciplines, backgrounds and clinical specialties across medicine, dentistry and veterinary sciences; 2. Support and encourage trainees to make bold choices with access to cutting edge research environments that will stretch them intellectually and practically exploiting environments that have not ‘traditionally’ been accessed by clinical doctoral trainees; 3. Provide exemplary doctoral and post-doctoral support through linked academic clinical lectureships and mentorship, building a run-through programme to nurture our best graduates so that they are most effectively positioned to win externally-funded post-doctoral fellowships. GW4-CAT will support trainees for almost a decade from pre-PhD through to research independence, provide demonstrable impact on career progression, resilience and ensure significant achievement at more senior levels and independent senior clinical academic positions. Finally, we will use the opportunity provided by GW4-CAT to catalyse the creation of a ‘Centre of Excellence for Clinical Academic Training’ covering the southwest of the UK.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_611e2067bdd672e35496ff7b387be813	Wellcome Trust Doctoral Training Centre in Public Health, Economics and Decision Science (PHEDS): Assessing the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of policies and prevention strategies that reduce noncommunicable disease burden and health inequity	Wellcome Trust	University of Sheffield	HRCS22_20881	With ever scarcer resources for public health policies and programmes, high-quality scientific evidence on the cost-effectiveness and long-term benefits of alternative public health intervention options will become increasingly important for future decision-making. To our knowledge, PHEDS is one of just a handful of Doctoral Training Centres dedicated to Public Health Economics and Decision Science in the world. Wellcome Trust investment will allow us to grow, focus and strengthen ScHARR’s doctoral training in this area, broadening its scientific remit from health behaviours to also include research into the cost-effectiveness of policy options that address the social determinants of health (e.g. economic conditions, housing, employment) to reduce NCD and tackle health inequalities. Through the synergy of several cohorts of PhD researchers conducting cutting-edge research into these challenges at the same time with expert supervision, the programme aims to substantially increase the momentum of scientific discovery. Equipped with 4 years of experience in interdisciplinary collaborative working environments and with strong analytic skills, our graduates will be excellently placed to forge influential careers as leaders in academia and governmental and non-governmental organisations promoting evidence-based decisions about resource allocation in public health and tackling disease burden in the UK and beyond.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_56b74bbf58d4c2a9bc7a6eced93b4506	One Health Models of Disease: Science, Ethics and Society	Wellcome Trust	University of Edinburgh	HRCS22_20886	Technological advances in genome editing and animal bioscience have potential for huge societal impact, and are opening up opportunities for the design of new ‘One Health’ models of neurodegenerative, cardiovascular, developmental, and infectious diseases of humans and animals. Such models can transform our approach to understanding pathogenesis, facilitating the development of therapies or preventive measures. However, there is little or no opportunity for graduate student training in relevant state-of-the-art techniques at world-class, purpose-built facilities by leading scientific innovators at the intersection of human and veterinary medicine. Moreover, scientists require training in bioethics and social science to allow them to appreciate the ethical and societal implications of these powerful new approaches. To address this need, we propose a PhD programme in “One Health Models of Disease: Science, Ethics and Society”. This innovative, and versatile programme will combine core training in relevant experimental techniques, bioethics and social sciences relating to One Health, rotation research projects, and internships with academic, industrial, policy and stakeholder organisations, alongside the main PhD project. Students will be supervised by world-leading life scientists addressing important diseases of humans and animals, and social scientists and bioethicists conducting cutting-edge research into the social and ethical dimensions of 21st century science.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_4a112b183074d4346516ca9df8e873b4	Integrative Infection Biology - Mechanisms and Control of Disease	Wellcome Trust	University of Glasgow	HRCS22_20891	The mission of the proposed IIB Programme is to inspire the next generation of innovative world-class researchers to tackle global infection challenges. We will achieve this by shaping excellent PhD projects that build synergistic collaborations across the University of Glasgow and our partner institutes. Our aim is to give all students an exceptional experience, driving them to build their careers with the ability, confidence and integrity to make transformative contributions to global health. Our principles are promoting inquisitive and rigorous science, imparting technological and analytical skills, and reinforcing personal well-being. Our graduates will be ‘Scientists without Boundaries’ at ease with the implementation of far-reaching interdisciplinary concepts on the local and global stage. The IIB Programme is integrated around Glasgow’s core of global excellence across infectious disease research, including pathogen biology, pathogen-host interaction, epidemiology, ecology and transmission control, encompassing >25 Wellcome Trust-funded investigators. We have partnered with key institutions in Europe and Africa, to offer PhD students exceptional opportunities in all areas of infection biology. UoG funding will add 2 students from Africa each year, making 7 altogether. Students will select projects after laboratory rotations and be fully mentored through to a ‘PhD-Plus Year’ fostering the transition to their post-doctoral career.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_28e4e8d88afe966f65c2f99c4a0570e6	Advanced therapies for regenerative medicine	Wellcome Trust	King's College London	HRCS22_20910	The goal of the programme is to train a new generation of researchers in the advanced therapies that underpin regenerative medicine, including cell transplantation, gene therapy and endogenous tissue repair. At the heart of this young field is the importance of translating laboratory-based studies to patient benefit. Thus, students will gain knowledge of the underpinning discovery science, and clinical and commercial applications. Moreover, to foster translation we will bring together researchers in different disciplines, so that the students appreciate the creative possibilities of working at the interface between different fields. Supervisors are drawn from across King’s College London, spanning clinical, nonclinical, early, mid-career and senior researchers. The first year comprises three rotations, combined with taught courses and master classes, leading to the award of an MRes. This is followed by three years of focused research. Partner organisations and secondments provide additional training opportunities. From the outset, the programme emphasizes growing as a scientist, exploring post-PhD opportunities, and the scientist in society. Students and their supervisors are seen as partners in a journey, with a special focus on fostering mutual respect and understanding.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_bc7ee0b2a62dbf63210e2f8be11fcf25	Optical Biology	Wellcome Trust	University College London	HRCS22_20918	The ‘Optical Biology’ PhD programme will train future research leaders to answer fundamental questions in biology by exploiting and developing state-of-the-art optical techniques. The programme brings together life scientists, physicists, chemists and computational scientists at UCL, with world-leading industrial and academic partners, to deliver an integrated training programme in the most advanced optical methods and analysis tools. This would be the first UK PhD programme offering multidisciplinary training in the major advanced light-based methods that are transforming all areas of biomedical research. The programme will be based at UCL, a world-leading environment where many major advances in optical techniques for biology have been developed, including ultra-fast 3D 2-photon microscopy, targeted 2-photon optogenetics, low power super-resolution imaging and whole-brain optical mapping. It will also offer students outstanding opportunities to undertake internships and training with our industrial and academic partners, promoting their career development and providing them with attractive post-PhD prospects. Key programme goals: 1. To train researchers capable of developing and using state-of-the-art optical methods and associated analysis techniques. 2. To train researchers to use these methods to address fundamental biological problems. 3. To create researchers who engage, communicate and collaborate effectively with both industry and academia across disciplinary boundaries.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_fc172945be1706bccb95482076838e23	Barts Charity Fixed Term Lecturerships: the Rising Stars programme	Barts Charity	Queen Mary University of London	HRCS22_20919	Barts SMD at Queen Mary University of London seek funding for a transformational programme to recruit the new generation of lead researchers for the next decade. The proposed plan is to appoint 16 fixed term lecturers (either external or internal) and support them in their career progression towards independence. The results of this project will be: 1) capacity building in junior academic positions (ensuring continuity to the quality of academic research conducted at SMD); 2) higher high quality head counts for REF2021 submission (with positive impact on SMD finances and reputation); 3) consolidation of internal high quality post-docs (avoiding the risk of attraction by other Colleges in London and beyond). Following the Early Career Researchers programme effected in 2013, and the ensuing success, the Barts Fixed Term Lecturerships (also to be referred to as the Barts Rising Stars) programme will support a second round of junior academic recruitment (internal and external) with multiple benefits on the research endeavours in strategic areas for the School.	Personal	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_11926f3b63c83927c15fd07ada358618	Health Priorities in Resource-Limited Settings	Wellcome Trust	University of Liverpool	HRCS22_20926	This proposal is for the addition of a single post to the existing WT funded Clinical PhD Programme Health Priorities in Resource-Limited Settings at Liverpool. The current Programme supports the development of a cadre of clinician scientists in global health research with aims of: 1. Identifying outstanding individuals 2. Offering them high levels of support and mentorship throughout their PhD 3. Facilitating their onward academic careers as independent researchers and future leaders in research in resource limited settings. The additional post is designed to be more flexible than our current four year posts. It may: a) Last for three OR four years: suiting those with research experience or whose clinical training or domestic requirements prevent a longer fellowship. b) Allow more of the research to be undertaken in the UK. The focus on diseases of Lower/Middle Income Countries (LMIC) will remain, but spending a shorter period abroad may be attractive for those with family or caring responsibilities in the UK. c) Broaden opportunities for veterinary trainees. Many LMIC human health issues are related to animal interactions but opportunities to undertake global health research by veterinary clinicians have been relatively limited. We hope to encourage such research.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_47d847706fabd7fb4577c1bbd4eaa1a3	Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health and Disease	Wellcome Trust	King's College London	HRCS22_20927	Cross-talk between the nervous and immune systems is critical for survival, and disrupted neuro-immune communication is observed in many debilitating conditions, including chronic inflammatory, neurodegenerative and psychiatric diseases. Yet, research and training in neuro-immune interactions is generally conducted in discipline-specific silos. We propose to accelerate ground-breaking interdisciplinary research and knowledge sharing by instituting a unique PhD training programme in Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health and Disease. We will deliver: • World-class scientific training, provided in a flexible, student-led fashion, by internationally leading investigators, using state-of-the-art technologies, cutting-edge science and supervision methods (Assessment, Feedback and Development (AFD) meetings, PhD Progress Committees). • Extensive skills training to transition students in and out of the Programme – individually tailored and formalised in a personal development plan (PDP). • A diverse and inclusive training environment, reflected in our Programme Management Board (PMB), supervisors, recruitment and partnership plans. • An open and positive research culture, including training in research integrity, data sharing, bespoke mental health provisions and zero-tolerance of bullying and harassment. • A new generation of scientists with the knowledge, skills and networks to drive world-leading neuro-immune research, who can excel equally in academic and non-academic professions. Searchable keywords: share, sharing, world-class, flexible, positive, diverse, inclusive, skills training, mental health	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_60f2b0ab7bae097f00cbf1325b6d9d26	WT-MRC Clinical Research Training Fellowship Partnership	Wellcome Trust	Medical Research Council	HRCS22_20929	Wellcome funding will allow the MRC to appoint an extra 5 CRTFs between 2017-2021.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_01c85db05b0ae0279953e89044dc0b14	GW4-CAT PhD Programme for Health Professionals	Wellcome Trust	University of Bristol	HRCS22_20945	Building on our Wellcome-funded Clinical Academic Training Programme (GW4-CAT) that uniquely supports Medical, Dental and Veterinary professionals; we will deliver a scheme that combines world class PhD training with exit to mentored post-doctoral positions with protected research time, open to all health professions (GW4-CAT-HP). Capitalising on the world class facilities and absolute commitment of the universities of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter (Great Western 4 - GW4), and our partner NHS Boards and Trusts and Vet School, our objectives for GW4-CAT-HP are to: 1. Recruit talented Fellows from diverse disciplines and clinical specialties, supporting them to make bold choices by accessing the wide range of world-class cutting-edge research environments across GW4 where they will be stretched intellectually and practically. 2. Foster a positive and inclusive research culture, through robust equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) practice and enabling the highest standards of research integrity through support and formal training. 3. Ensure, through bespoke and structured long-term support and mentoring, that all our Fellows secure externally funded post-doctoral support and linked clinical academic posts provided in partnership with our NHS Trusts, Boards and Vet School, to achieve research independence and retain excellent researchers in clinical academia.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_147068a0ab98206d560feca07ef76783	4Ward North PhD Programme for Healthcare Professionals	Wellcome Trust	University of Manchester	HRCS22_20952	Our programme will deliver excellent doctoral training for all healthcare professions. We are building a comprehensive inter-disciplinary programme across biomedical discovery and experimental medicine, reaching into our leading skills in physical sciences, engineering and computational/data science. We have fully refreshed our partnership across the Universities of Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield; seven out of eight new directors are new. We have forged fresh partnership with the Alan Turing Institute, integrated our comprehensive ties with industry, and deepened our links to the Francis Crick Institute. We have coalesced features that define our best research culture and developed a thoughtful approach to equality, diversity and inclusion to ensure we capture talent, regardless of background or profession. The training will be valuable to fellows, supervisors and directors alike and set best-practice that will permeate our partner organisations. We are particularly proud of a new initiative with the Nuffield Foundation/STEM Learning to host 16-19 year olds as part of widening participation in higher education and scientific research. This programme is important to us. We need a research-intensive workforce trained to the highest standards equipped to innovate for a surrounding population with some of the greatest health needs and reduced life expectancy in the UK.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_07ac50c481226dcdc9e8b9468fbabfa2	Health advances in underrepresented populations and diseases (HARP) PhD Programme (“HARP PhD programme”)	Wellcome Trust	Queen Mary University of London	HRCS22_20962	Underrepresentation of patient groups and diseases in research is both a cause and a consequence of health inequality. People may be underserved by healthcare and underrepresented in research due to 1) social inequalities related to demographic and protected characteristics, 2) marginalisation related to socioeconomic, lifestyle or legal factors, or 3) health status e.g. mental health, or rare diseases. Disease mechanisms, phenotyping and novel therapeutics are often studied in homogeneous populations with chronic underrepresention of certain groups. If studies fail to include these groups, outputs will be less accurate, relevant or effective in underrepresented populations, thereby exacerbating health inequalities. To tackle these problems and redress these inequalities we will support fellows’ individual and specific training needs so that they are more able to manage career transitions and have the confidence to apply their imagination to bold research with populations and in diseases that will benefit the most from their efforts. This DTP will: 1. Recruit the best and most motivated fellows from a diverse range of applicants into a progressive research culture environment. 2. Conduct world-class research with underrepresented populations supported by specific training 3. Tackle barriers to Academic Transitions: i. (optional) Pre-Doctoral Training Phase ii. Bespoke Career Development Programme iii. Post-Doctoral Support Phase	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_885438ced25d9dc8c4d02a7c30f61231	PhD Programme for Primary Care Clinicians	Wellcome Trust	Queen Mary University of London	HRCS22_20965	This doctoral programme for Primary Care Clinicians aims to increase research capacity across contemporary primary care to create future research leaders who will develop innovative and evidence based practice and policy to improve population health and support the NHS. Five clinical PhDs per year for five years (in total approximately 18 GPs and 7 other primary health care clinicians) will be hosted across 10 NIHR School for Primary Care (SPCR) members, building on our successful previous Wellcome PhD programme. The NIHR SPCR represents the leading departments of academic primary care in England and provides extraordinary critical mass enabling a broad and inclusive supervisory pool, access to databases, international expertise and bespoke training. Doctoral students will have supervisors across two consortium members and will join 45 NIHR SPCR doctoral students appointed from 2021-2026 to form a supportive cohort of peers who have the opportunity for regular contact at training meetings and our very successful Annual Trainees Event. Equality and diversity are core values underpinning the Programme which promotes the development of networking and collaboration, builds strong and experienced research groups and provides a rich, supportive research environment for doctoral students to develop into successful clinical academics and future research leaders.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_ee045bdd8f44a02ce3f2e8e91ef77e7f	Evaluating the Impact of Beyond Words Book Clubs on the Health and Wellbeing of People with Learning Disabilities	Arts and Humanities Research Council	The Open University	HRCS22_21141	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_c7c7aa231a6e0a2438890a6bfd3f8078	A bioarchaeological examination of the impact of early life stress on later health outcomes using procrustean assessment of dental fluctuating asymmetry	Arts and Humanities Research Council	University of Sheffield	HRCS22_21142	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_8d8bcc571c1680c20a0f20b9d39aabed	Musician's health and wellbeing: a study of health literacy and promotion in higher education	Arts and Humanities Research Council	Royal College of Music	HRCS22_21143	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_31c64b28002cc8ed6d88f085a2c5bc97	False Teeth for the Masses: Artificial Technologies, Prostheses and Commodities in Britain, 1848 - 1948	Arts and Humanities Research Council	University of Kent	HRCS22_21144	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_e01275a3bc3952cad18fa0085506a791	Where Nobody Can Follow (Memoir as Catharsis)	Arts and Humanities Research Council	Queen's University Belfast	HRCS22_21145	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_aa1d6dcfad4a420951c13d7c9865f6ab	Hive minds and pathological collaborations: are mental illnesses socially extended?	Arts and Humanities Research Council	University of Edinburgh	HRCS22_21146	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_84672b5ccc7eb0055cd13743a31fa743	Explaining the Youth Anxiety Epidemic: Towards a New Social Theory of Anxiety	Arts and Humanities Research Council	University of Birmingham	HRCS22_21147	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_dd097061dc859e0f14a918459a79dc75	Searching for Meaning: meeting cancer patients' desire for spiritual care through the arts	Arts and Humanities Research Council	University of St Andrews	HRCS22_21148	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_f2d83ef0adec8d78cc6a75bf5946371f	Are people with psychopathy morally responsible for the harm they cause: A philosophical account of psychopathy and moral responsibility	Arts and Humanities Research Council	University of Birmingham	HRCS22_21149	Abstract not available	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_d6e7aa2ab6a3b0d3317a44a5479eab68	Climate, Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), and Human Health	Natural Environment Research Council	University of Exeter	HRCS22_22226	Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https://www.ukri.org/apply-for-funding/how-we-fund-studentships/. Training grants may be to one organisation or to a consortia of research organisations. This portal will show the lead organisation only.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_d00a6499215a42a6f180c1fc6715ad9b	Stereochemistry of antimicrobial agents in urban water cycle and its impacts upon the evolution of antimicrobial resistance	Natural Environment Research Council	University of Bath	HRCS22_22227	Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https://www.ukri.org/apply-for-funding/how-we-fund-studentships/. Training grants may be to one organisation or to a consortia of research organisations. This portal will show the lead organisation only.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_cdedc402be034565f3191f25afa54b69	Designing LED lights that minimise the attraction of potential malaria vectors	Natural Environment Research Council	University of Bristol	HRCS22_22228	Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https://www.ukri.org/apply-for-funding/how-we-fund-studentships/. Training grants may be to one organisation or to a consortia of research organisations. This portal will show the lead organisation only.	Studentships	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_e364397099f632e5b4d301405391dbe2	The effectiveness of acute and short-term resistance exercise training among young adults with subclinical Generalized Anxiety Disorder: A randomized controlled trial.	Irish Research Council	University of Limerick		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_f0c8cc479010bc80ac2d34033e4f83cc	Exploring how injured athlete's story their experience of mental illness.	Irish Research Council	University of Limerick		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_4a3a4a87cf422b009bf2c2f14ca1e60c	Next generation of 2-D nanomaterials for energy storage devices	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_eb5f61ac12ee694dbe61ae52d441a596	Development of a computational model of a localized, replenishable therapy delivery device for the heart	Irish Research Council	University of Galway		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_83733825d5c467f05e1da1ccbfcc2261	Efficient Waveform Models for Extreme Mass-Ratio Inspirals	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_b906ca2283e323cf518a84afad4cee33	Click and Crosslink: A Click Chemistry Approach to Developing Gene-Targeted Platinum(II) Therapeutics	Irish Research Council	Dublin City University		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_fd19ed118c82ebe230010ac8d229f4ef	Galway: The 'First Official' Cultural Capital of the West	Irish Research Council	University of Galway		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_7fabfba43d1f259711899d304c8b8556	The Aftermath of the September 11th Attacks on the USA: Does the Modification of Domestic Law Violate Due Process Standards and the Rights of the Accused to a Fair Trial?	Irish Research Council	University of Galway		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_51a0d79271e6b9ca728334a4d574c6f7	Killruddery : Listening to the Archive. Exploring the Anglo-Irish heritage experience with immersive 3D audio soundscapes	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postgraduate)	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_4f3c7943820f7c46d3e852ca83b520e7	Improving Solar Eruption Forecasting using Active Region Evolution	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_d81031ad48874cc2449a1c4887311816	Playing by the Rules?: An Investigation into the Impact of Rules of Origin on Preferential Trade Agreements	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_f1c8597d389ca6edf73d284c0c23c64d	A Social, Economic, Cultural and Political study of the Dublin Merchant community c.1613-1660	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_84e1fc7749f6274fb5a8a74898fd7462	Using neuroimaging to detect covert awareness and determine prognosis of comatose patients	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_0c39e534624b71d65ccc0f0fd300c80c	Integration of holistic approaches to detect pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment	Irish Research Council	Dublin City University		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_c41e189c5894e2052a1083cac6daf0f6	Goddesses with Upraised Arms in Crete and Cyprus: A Comparative Study	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_c0bb55a54ece018e38a381922061b19a	Celibacy in Irish Women’s Writing, 1860s–1950s	Irish Research Council	Maynooth University		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_507c2a255d4bccbafee8da162ac16564	Investigation of the Role of Human CED-8 in the Regulation of the Timing Of Programmed Cell Death (Apoptosis) in Man	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_6d404117063fa7411b60677b60e37132	Stagnation Layers in Colliding Plasmas for Laser Based Analytical Techniques	Irish Research Council	Dublin City University		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_7fdbb6efbf963c7690d377301bb2f378	Tailoring eHealth interventions for the treatment of overweight/obesity: a person-centred approach	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postgraduate)	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_46c05f7ec0287af25b0061dff0dec04a	Distribution and Dynamics of Aerosol in the Troposphere over Southern Ireland: An Application of Laser Remote Sensing	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_671bdd58c1b78a789945060be44440ca	Investigation of the potential of probiotic administration to improve neurobehavioral, molecular, and structural brain changes in the offspring in an animal model of pre-eclampsia.	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_f4a6e05210888b950f3ece21a2f33133	Of Saints and Scribes: Psalms, Sanctity, and Schooling in Medieval Ireland	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_8e3b860b0e8094a597249a04a3e3c7f8	Characterisation of ZNF593, a novel protein associated with the EZH2 Oncogene	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_73531d8dc57c2262924774d624f477fb	The Market for Works of Art: International Trade and Prices	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_445f0e96847bed24f7764d1a5194cf49	After Zozimus: Dublin’s Forgotten Street Poets and Tenement Balladeers (Subtitle: Reclaiming the neglected spoken word artists of the city tenements, including Joseph Sadler, whose performances on street corners and along Dublin’s Quays from c1850-1870 have been all but forgotten, and encompassing other street poets who, like Sadler, have not previously been the subject of academic study)	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postdoctoral)	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_4ea381d98d361bab1e5050b3c3a301ec	Consuming Stress: Low-income Women and Ways of Coping	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_5f0c17dfce30adbac6d0c8a117dd28c0	Safety and Optimal tackle outcomes in Senior Women’s Rugby	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_14ab3c5e99f21a194e215d1949a35d1e	The Affect of Bile Acid Modification by the Human Gut Microbiota on Host Signaling Pathways	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / EMBARK	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_3e94046329e4e74cc648864f04f747c2	Nanoscale piezoelectricity of collagen fibrils under physiological and pathological conditions – based on lateral piezoresponse force microscopy	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_e70e002a8c94e56a792b795390a2bad7	Performing Irishness on the Galician Stage	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_36ecf5bc7293898887b02ed65f04cff3	Algebraic Geometry Codes for Error-Correction in Distributed and Quantum Systems	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_11e25a4e1b79c38b01ae44e754e43fad	Novel Axially Chiral P,N Ligands for Asymmetric Catalysis	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postgraduate)	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_d8960e04bbd8d33eb393a4076dde271e	Rethinking Social Theory	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_2ca6965cace36c45b875448c0e081366	Geographies of Abortion Access in Ireland	Irish Research Council	Maynooth University		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_88babf6ba9a93e71e5ac0bb2a28c7411	The Order of Friars Minor throughout the British Isles, 1230-1400	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_f26efa59ab02f8849b3db55c8f94e25e	The Impact of International Trade on Informality and Inequality	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_03711abd8e59c82a58f6889be80b32da	An evidence base for the falling numbers of children in detention: The role of Diversion and Judicial Decision-making	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_8109f0c7dc4b5c856d732575bba097a1	Vibration Energy Harvesting for Health Monitoring of Water Pipelines	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_e13cdcbde37921c7918ccb25bec19a3e	“Poor Little Belgium’ and the Greater War. The Commission for Relief in Belgium and the Humanitarian Mobilization of the World.	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_148a8b26ed382accf9bc7d23b823d240	Investigating the contribution of microglia to sex-differences in Alzheimer’s disease	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_1037b3d9dce45e4f1ff29148046f96c2	An Empirical Analysis of Household Energy Demand in Ireland	Irish Research Council	University of Galway		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_d77de6e67f0b7857f1f15e509a126d5b	The coevolution of skin and feathers: insights from exceptionally preserved fossils of the Mesozoic Yanliao and Jehol biotas.	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_c45a4d2937dfaeec86af3a77caa48a63	The Irish Nonprofit Network of Asylum Support: A Mixed Methods Study	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_5e6f2f13836ac7138df20ecbdf7e47ef	Terrorist Supporters and the Internet: An Exploration of Online 'Virtual' Terrorists Communities	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_68174a541eb4e3dd46cc465ade6901bd	Organocatalytic asymmetric halogenation	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_16ccac1f985ee26a24b62b0b3b14963f	Computational Biophysical Descriptors of Nanoparticle Biomolecular Coronas	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_40822ef970af75269660082e8c570fa9	The Complex Recovery Experiences of Homeless Service Users with Substance Use Disorders: A Qualitative Longitudinal Examination	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_0aa08c88bc4ac936a88b7fc42c02a12c	The Transmission of Betha Coluim Chille: A Case Study of Scribal Practices, Processes, and Pragmatics	Irish Research Council	University of Galway		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_db43f11e4c5e31e8a3bd6aa7858972ec	New Literacies in Language Learning and Teaching: The Role of Corpus Consultation Skills	Irish Research Council	University of Limerick		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_8f902fb58a82808d91eb54c06a0a998a	Behavioural and Electrophysiological Markers of Memory in Normal and Abnormal Ageing	Irish Research Council	Maynooth University		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_925dc67b4415b12dc9da5f7ebf8e676d	Platinum-based anticancer compounds targeting bulk tumour and cancer stem cells	Irish Research Council	RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_e899b244a212f8679ba2dba341987099	Nonlinear mooring cable dynamics in coupled analysis of floating structures for offshore renewable energy	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_b188fe1a2cd4d5965c3fa5a812e5668b	Centering the socio-historical experiences of adoptive parents in Ireland, 1952-1987: an archival and oral history study'	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_f8f5d6e514e7bf53bbd279caa4bef942	Judicial Separation and Divorce in the Circuit Court.	Irish Research Council	Waterford Institute of Technology		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_b67dd5694aceb05f3f6c290394abb7df	Kleist in Translation: Die Hermannsschlacht; Theory and Practice	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_ff8a63e3dfabb4661afe1f9c54a7570d	Classification Problems for Natural Geometric Structures in Complex Manifolds	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / EMBARK	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_0707f3a4e4755a3e0798c29b04efa8f6	Asymmetric Synthesis of “ResoLvipoxins” - New Hybrid Lipoxin A4 Resolvin Analogues	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_812c1d790e1c0e971cdd179e5237b70c	Public Policy and Child Outcomes	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Principal Investigator-led / Senior Research Fellowship Scheme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_dcadd7947941f690d938c8021fcfd77a	Where is the Ethics in Ethical Criticism?	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_c1c99ec573627880712c9f4b6e16bcd1	Studying Creative Writing Theory and Practice: Bridging the Gap Between Teaching and Learning	Irish Research Council	University of Galway		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_5f7bfb4bb4ba339c21c83403a1af130c	Writing women's voices at the origins of Italian literary culture	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_db3437a973ac7a6330a71eda29b3d965	Contemporary Pilgrimage Practices in Ireland: A cultural geographic perspective	Irish Research Council	University College Cork		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_c42ee4db09805e94c6eaf125fbe14172	Organocatalytic Asymmetric Synthesis of P-Stereogenic Compounds and their Application as Ligands in Asymmetric Catalysis	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_3f965eb9db857b897801cd713219c26a	Developing an early reliable blood-derived biomarker of cognitive deterioration	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_abf9c9bb6e888b53acd99a562a8815b6	Why Foreign Aid? Irish Development Assistance, 1975-1995	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_7a2fed94a4234d29aef9abdf8911a774	Mental health and financial outcomes over the lifespan	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_d113ec37b916a800cf8c885e44fb95ca	Irish Medieval Premonstratensian Monasteries and their European Context	Irish Research Council	University of Galway		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_b8a34bfe7622323efbfbb8e819cfba5e	Understanding and linking the fundamental ecological requirements of Ireland’s solitary bees for their long-term conservation and the creation of evidence-based policy.	Irish Research Council	Trinity College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_9d088d77826747cef1f9ce16ebe8e9a8	Contractive Projections and Conditional Expectations in Operator Algebras	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_69be6d02389950a7078925addbf56cf8	Cultural Heritage, civil resistance and transnational governmentality in East Jerusalem and the West Bank (from the Oslo Accords to today)	Irish Research Council	University College Dublin		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_10fb0b431ca6ed414e92c749d964c136		Irish Research Council	Dublin City University		Not available	Early Career / Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting Award	1fellowships_scholarships
gen_b5b745d16645a7f861cadaf1292da179	Measuring Ireland's future health: The development of an online nationwide database to record, monitor and evaluate health related physical fitness levels of Irish adolescents in post primary schools	Irish Research Council	University of Limerick		Not available	Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme	1fellowships_scholarships

gen_cdc563d08913a1a6e6a46ceed2ca0f47

4 year PhD in Neuroscience

Wellcome Trust

University College London

HRCS22_20669

No abstract available for this analysis.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_796b7dedd1ac164a8983889bb00e401f

Wellcome Trust Doctoral Training Fellowship Scheme for Clinicians

Wellcome Trust

University of Oxford

HRCS22_20713

No abstract available for this analysis.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_a772311774d5eaa6248fe93573969db8

The Wellcome Trust GW4 Clinical Academic Training Programme

Wellcome Trust

University of Bristol

HRCS22_20866

We propose to create a Wellcome Trust-funded Clinical Academic Training Programme (GW4-CAT) for medical, veterinary and dental trainees across three members of the well-established and successful GW4 Alliance of research-intensive universities: Bristol, Cardiff, and Exeter. Based on our collective experience, we will address the following goals: 1. Recruit and retain trainees from diverse disciplines, backgrounds and clinical specialties across medicine, dentistry and veterinary sciences; 2. Support and encourage trainees to make bold choices with access to cutting edge research environments that will stretch them intellectually and practically exploiting environments that have not ‘traditionally’ been accessed by clinical doctoral trainees; 3. Provide exemplary doctoral and post-doctoral support through linked academic clinical lectureships and mentorship, building a run-through programme to nurture our best graduates so that they are most effectively positioned to win externally-funded post-doctoral fellowships. GW4-CAT will support trainees for almost a decade from pre-PhD through to research independence, provide demonstrable impact on career progression, resilience and ensure significant achievement at more senior levels and independent senior clinical academic positions. Finally, we will use the opportunity provided by GW4-CAT to catalyse the creation of a ‘Centre of Excellence for Clinical Academic Training’ covering the southwest of the UK.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_611e2067bdd672e35496ff7b387be813

Wellcome Trust Doctoral Training Centre in Public Health, Economics and Decision Science (PHEDS): Assessing the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of policies and prevention strategies that reduce noncommunicable disease burden and health inequity

Wellcome Trust

University of Sheffield

HRCS22_20881

With ever scarcer resources for public health policies and programmes, high-quality scientific evidence on the cost-effectiveness and long-term benefits of alternative public health intervention options will become increasingly important for future decision-making. To our knowledge, PHEDS is one of just a handful of Doctoral Training Centres dedicated to Public Health Economics and Decision Science in the world. Wellcome Trust investment will allow us to grow, focus and strengthen ScHARR’s doctoral training in this area, broadening its scientific remit from health behaviours to also include research into the cost-effectiveness of policy options that address the social determinants of health (e.g. economic conditions, housing, employment) to reduce NCD and tackle health inequalities. Through the synergy of several cohorts of PhD researchers conducting cutting-edge research into these challenges at the same time with expert supervision, the programme aims to substantially increase the momentum of scientific discovery. Equipped with 4 years of experience in interdisciplinary collaborative working environments and with strong analytic skills, our graduates will be excellently placed to forge influential careers as leaders in academia and governmental and non-governmental organisations promoting evidence-based decisions about resource allocation in public health and tackling disease burden in the UK and beyond.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_56b74bbf58d4c2a9bc7a6eced93b4506

One Health Models of Disease: Science, Ethics and Society

Wellcome Trust

University of Edinburgh

HRCS22_20886

Technological advances in genome editing and animal bioscience have potential for huge societal impact, and are opening up opportunities for the design of new ‘One Health’ models of neurodegenerative, cardiovascular, developmental, and infectious diseases of humans and animals. Such models can transform our approach to understanding pathogenesis, facilitating the development of therapies or preventive measures. However, there is little or no opportunity for graduate student training in relevant state-of-the-art techniques at world-class, purpose-built facilities by leading scientific innovators at the intersection of human and veterinary medicine. Moreover, scientists require training in bioethics and social science to allow them to appreciate the ethical and societal implications of these powerful new approaches. To address this need, we propose a PhD programme in “One Health Models of Disease: Science, Ethics and Society”. This innovative, and versatile programme will combine core training in relevant experimental techniques, bioethics and social sciences relating to One Health, rotation research projects, and internships with academic, industrial, policy and stakeholder organisations, alongside the main PhD project. Students will be supervised by world-leading life scientists addressing important diseases of humans and animals, and social scientists and bioethicists conducting cutting-edge research into the social and ethical dimensions of 21st century science.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_4a112b183074d4346516ca9df8e873b4

Integrative Infection Biology - Mechanisms and Control of Disease

Wellcome Trust

University of Glasgow

HRCS22_20891

The mission of the proposed IIB Programme is to inspire the next generation of innovative world-class researchers to tackle global infection challenges. We will achieve this by shaping excellent PhD projects that build synergistic collaborations across the University of Glasgow and our partner institutes. Our aim is to give all students an exceptional experience, driving them to build their careers with the ability, confidence and integrity to make transformative contributions to global health. Our principles are promoting inquisitive and rigorous science, imparting technological and analytical skills, and reinforcing personal well-being. Our graduates will be ‘Scientists without Boundaries’ at ease with the implementation of far-reaching interdisciplinary concepts on the local and global stage. The IIB Programme is integrated around Glasgow’s core of global excellence across infectious disease research, including pathogen biology, pathogen-host interaction, epidemiology, ecology and transmission control, encompassing >25 Wellcome Trust-funded investigators. We have partnered with key institutions in Europe and Africa, to offer PhD students exceptional opportunities in all areas of infection biology. UoG funding will add 2 students from Africa each year, making 7 altogether. Students will select projects after laboratory rotations and be fully mentored through to a ‘PhD-Plus Year’ fostering the transition to their post-doctoral career.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_28e4e8d88afe966f65c2f99c4a0570e6

Advanced therapies for regenerative medicine

Wellcome Trust

King's College London

HRCS22_20910

The goal of the programme is to train a new generation of researchers in the advanced therapies that underpin regenerative medicine, including cell transplantation, gene therapy and endogenous tissue repair. At the heart of this young field is the importance of translating laboratory-based studies to patient benefit. Thus, students will gain knowledge of the underpinning discovery science, and clinical and commercial applications. Moreover, to foster translation we will bring together researchers in different disciplines, so that the students appreciate the creative possibilities of working at the interface between different fields. Supervisors are drawn from across King’s College London, spanning clinical, nonclinical, early, mid-career and senior researchers. The first year comprises three rotations, combined with taught courses and master classes, leading to the award of an MRes. This is followed by three years of focused research. Partner organisations and secondments provide additional training opportunities. From the outset, the programme emphasizes growing as a scientist, exploring post-PhD opportunities, and the scientist in society. Students and their supervisors are seen as partners in a journey, with a special focus on fostering mutual respect and understanding.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_bc7ee0b2a62dbf63210e2f8be11fcf25

Optical Biology

Wellcome Trust

University College London

HRCS22_20918

The ‘Optical Biology’ PhD programme will train future research leaders to answer fundamental questions in biology by exploiting and developing state-of-the-art optical techniques. The programme brings together life scientists, physicists, chemists and computational scientists at UCL, with world-leading industrial and academic partners, to deliver an integrated training programme in the most advanced optical methods and analysis tools. This would be the first UK PhD programme offering multidisciplinary training in the major advanced light-based methods that are transforming all areas of biomedical research. The programme will be based at UCL, a world-leading environment where many major advances in optical techniques for biology have been developed, including ultra-fast 3D 2-photon microscopy, targeted 2-photon optogenetics, low power super-resolution imaging and whole-brain optical mapping. It will also offer students outstanding opportunities to undertake internships and training with our industrial and academic partners, promoting their career development and providing them with attractive post-PhD prospects. Key programme goals: 1. To train researchers capable of developing and using state-of-the-art optical methods and associated analysis techniques. 2. To train researchers to use these methods to address fundamental biological problems. 3. To create researchers who engage, communicate and collaborate effectively with both industry and academia across disciplinary boundaries.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_fc172945be1706bccb95482076838e23

Barts Charity Fixed Term Lecturerships: the Rising Stars programme

Barts Charity

Queen Mary University of London

HRCS22_20919

Barts SMD at Queen Mary University of London seek funding for a transformational programme to recruit the new generation of lead researchers for the next decade. The proposed plan is to appoint 16 fixed term lecturers (either external or internal) and support them in their career progression towards independence. The results of this project will be: 1) capacity building in junior academic positions (ensuring continuity to the quality of academic research conducted at SMD); 2) higher high quality head counts for REF2021 submission (with positive impact on SMD finances and reputation); 3) consolidation of internal high quality post-docs (avoiding the risk of attraction by other Colleges in London and beyond). Following the Early Career Researchers programme effected in 2013, and the ensuing success, the Barts Fixed Term Lecturerships (also to be referred to as the Barts Rising Stars) programme will support a second round of junior academic recruitment (internal and external) with multiple benefits on the research endeavours in strategic areas for the School.

Personal

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_11926f3b63c83927c15fd07ada358618

Health Priorities in Resource-Limited Settings

Wellcome Trust

University of Liverpool

HRCS22_20926

This proposal is for the addition of a single post to the existing WT funded Clinical PhD Programme Health Priorities in Resource-Limited Settings at Liverpool. The current Programme supports the development of a cadre of clinician scientists in global health research with aims of: 1. Identifying outstanding individuals 2. Offering them high levels of support and mentorship throughout their PhD 3. Facilitating their onward academic careers as independent researchers and future leaders in research in resource limited settings. The additional post is designed to be more flexible than our current four year posts. It may: a) Last for three OR four years: suiting those with research experience or whose clinical training or domestic requirements prevent a longer fellowship. b) Allow more of the research to be undertaken in the UK. The focus on diseases of Lower/Middle Income Countries (LMIC) will remain, but spending a shorter period abroad may be attractive for those with family or caring responsibilities in the UK. c) Broaden opportunities for veterinary trainees. Many LMIC human health issues are related to animal interactions but opportunities to undertake global health research by veterinary clinicians have been relatively limited. We hope to encourage such research.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_47d847706fabd7fb4577c1bbd4eaa1a3

Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health and Disease

Wellcome Trust

King's College London

HRCS22_20927

Cross-talk between the nervous and immune systems is critical for survival, and disrupted neuro-immune communication is observed in many debilitating conditions, including chronic inflammatory, neurodegenerative and psychiatric diseases. Yet, research and training in neuro-immune interactions is generally conducted in discipline-specific silos. We propose to accelerate ground-breaking interdisciplinary research and knowledge sharing by instituting a unique PhD training programme in Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health and Disease. We will deliver: • World-class scientific training, provided in a flexible, student-led fashion, by internationally leading investigators, using state-of-the-art technologies, cutting-edge science and supervision methods (Assessment, Feedback and Development (AFD) meetings, PhD Progress Committees). • Extensive skills training to transition students in and out of the Programme – individually tailored and formalised in a personal development plan (PDP). • A diverse and inclusive training environment, reflected in our Programme Management Board (PMB), supervisors, recruitment and partnership plans. • An open and positive research culture, including training in research integrity, data sharing, bespoke mental health provisions and zero-tolerance of bullying and harassment. • A new generation of scientists with the knowledge, skills and networks to drive world-leading neuro-immune research, who can excel equally in academic and non-academic professions. Searchable keywords: share, sharing, world-class, flexible, positive, diverse, inclusive, skills training, mental health

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_60f2b0ab7bae097f00cbf1325b6d9d26

WT-MRC Clinical Research Training Fellowship Partnership

Wellcome Trust

Medical Research Council

HRCS22_20929

Wellcome funding will allow the MRC to appoint an extra 5 CRTFs between 2017-2021.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_01c85db05b0ae0279953e89044dc0b14

GW4-CAT PhD Programme for Health Professionals

Wellcome Trust

University of Bristol

HRCS22_20945

Building on our Wellcome-funded Clinical Academic Training Programme (GW4-CAT) that uniquely supports Medical, Dental and Veterinary professionals; we will deliver a scheme that combines world class PhD training with exit to mentored post-doctoral positions with protected research time, open to all health professions (GW4-CAT-HP). Capitalising on the world class facilities and absolute commitment of the universities of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter (Great Western 4 - GW4), and our partner NHS Boards and Trusts and Vet School, our objectives for GW4-CAT-HP are to: 1. Recruit talented Fellows from diverse disciplines and clinical specialties, supporting them to make bold choices by accessing the wide range of world-class cutting-edge research environments across GW4 where they will be stretched intellectually and practically. 2. Foster a positive and inclusive research culture, through robust equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) practice and enabling the highest standards of research integrity through support and formal training. 3. Ensure, through bespoke and structured long-term support and mentoring, that all our Fellows secure externally funded post-doctoral support and linked clinical academic posts provided in partnership with our NHS Trusts, Boards and Vet School, to achieve research independence and retain excellent researchers in clinical academia.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_147068a0ab98206d560feca07ef76783

4Ward North PhD Programme for Healthcare Professionals

Wellcome Trust

University of Manchester

HRCS22_20952

Our programme will deliver excellent doctoral training for all healthcare professions. We are building a comprehensive inter-disciplinary programme across biomedical discovery and experimental medicine, reaching into our leading skills in physical sciences, engineering and computational/data science. We have fully refreshed our partnership across the Universities of Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield; seven out of eight new directors are new. We have forged fresh partnership with the Alan Turing Institute, integrated our comprehensive ties with industry, and deepened our links to the Francis Crick Institute. We have coalesced features that define our best research culture and developed a thoughtful approach to equality, diversity and inclusion to ensure we capture talent, regardless of background or profession. The training will be valuable to fellows, supervisors and directors alike and set best-practice that will permeate our partner organisations. We are particularly proud of a new initiative with the Nuffield Foundation/STEM Learning to host 16-19 year olds as part of widening participation in higher education and scientific research. This programme is important to us. We need a research-intensive workforce trained to the highest standards equipped to innovate for a surrounding population with some of the greatest health needs and reduced life expectancy in the UK.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_07ac50c481226dcdc9e8b9468fbabfa2

Health advances in underrepresented populations and diseases (HARP) PhD Programme (“HARP PhD programme”)

Wellcome Trust

Queen Mary University of London

HRCS22_20962

Underrepresentation of patient groups and diseases in research is both a cause and a consequence of health inequality. People may be underserved by healthcare and underrepresented in research due to 1) social inequalities related to demographic and protected characteristics, 2) marginalisation related to socioeconomic, lifestyle or legal factors, or 3) health status e.g. mental health, or rare diseases. Disease mechanisms, phenotyping and novel therapeutics are often studied in homogeneous populations with chronic underrepresention of certain groups. If studies fail to include these groups, outputs will be less accurate, relevant or effective in underrepresented populations, thereby exacerbating health inequalities. To tackle these problems and redress these inequalities we will support fellows’ individual and specific training needs so that they are more able to manage career transitions and have the confidence to apply their imagination to bold research with populations and in diseases that will benefit the most from their efforts. This DTP will: 1. Recruit the best and most motivated fellows from a diverse range of applicants into a progressive research culture environment. 2. Conduct world-class research with underrepresented populations supported by specific training 3. Tackle barriers to Academic Transitions: i. (optional) Pre-Doctoral Training Phase ii. Bespoke Career Development Programme iii. Post-Doctoral Support Phase

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_885438ced25d9dc8c4d02a7c30f61231

PhD Programme for Primary Care Clinicians

Wellcome Trust

Queen Mary University of London

HRCS22_20965

This doctoral programme for Primary Care Clinicians aims to increase research capacity across contemporary primary care to create future research leaders who will develop innovative and evidence based practice and policy to improve population health and support the NHS. Five clinical PhDs per year for five years (in total approximately 18 GPs and 7 other primary health care clinicians) will be hosted across 10 NIHR School for Primary Care (SPCR) members, building on our successful previous Wellcome PhD programme. The NIHR SPCR represents the leading departments of academic primary care in England and provides extraordinary critical mass enabling a broad and inclusive supervisory pool, access to databases, international expertise and bespoke training. Doctoral students will have supervisors across two consortium members and will join 45 NIHR SPCR doctoral students appointed from 2021-2026 to form a supportive cohort of peers who have the opportunity for regular contact at training meetings and our very successful Annual Trainees Event. Equality and diversity are core values underpinning the Programme which promotes the development of networking and collaboration, builds strong and experienced research groups and provides a rich, supportive research environment for doctoral students to develop into successful clinical academics and future research leaders.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_ee045bdd8f44a02ce3f2e8e91ef77e7f

Evaluating the Impact of Beyond Words Book Clubs on the Health and Wellbeing of People with Learning Disabilities

Arts and Humanities Research Council

The Open University

HRCS22_21141

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_c7c7aa231a6e0a2438890a6bfd3f8078

A bioarchaeological examination of the impact of early life stress on later health outcomes using procrustean assessment of dental fluctuating asymmetry

Arts and Humanities Research Council

University of Sheffield

HRCS22_21142

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_8d8bcc571c1680c20a0f20b9d39aabed

Musician's health and wellbeing: a study of health literacy and promotion in higher education

Arts and Humanities Research Council

Royal College of Music

HRCS22_21143

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_31c64b28002cc8ed6d88f085a2c5bc97

False Teeth for the Masses: Artificial Technologies, Prostheses and Commodities in Britain, 1848 - 1948

Arts and Humanities Research Council

University of Kent

HRCS22_21144

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_e01275a3bc3952cad18fa0085506a791

Where Nobody Can Follow (Memoir as Catharsis)

Arts and Humanities Research Council

Queen's University Belfast

HRCS22_21145

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_aa1d6dcfad4a420951c13d7c9865f6ab

Hive minds and pathological collaborations: are mental illnesses socially extended?

Arts and Humanities Research Council

University of Edinburgh

HRCS22_21146

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_84672b5ccc7eb0055cd13743a31fa743

Explaining the Youth Anxiety Epidemic: Towards a New Social Theory of Anxiety

Arts and Humanities Research Council

University of Birmingham

HRCS22_21147

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_dd097061dc859e0f14a918459a79dc75

Searching for Meaning: meeting cancer patients' desire for spiritual care through the arts

Arts and Humanities Research Council

University of St Andrews

HRCS22_21148

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_f2d83ef0adec8d78cc6a75bf5946371f

Are people with psychopathy morally responsible for the harm they cause: A philosophical account of psychopathy and moral responsibility

Arts and Humanities Research Council

University of Birmingham

HRCS22_21149

Abstract not available

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_d6e7aa2ab6a3b0d3317a44a5479eab68

Climate, Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), and Human Health

Natural Environment Research Council

University of Exeter

HRCS22_22226

Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https://www.ukri.org/apply-for-funding/how-we-fund-studentships/. Training grants may be to one organisation or to a consortia of research organisations. This portal will show the lead organisation only.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_d00a6499215a42a6f180c1fc6715ad9b

Stereochemistry of antimicrobial agents in urban water cycle and its impacts upon the evolution of antimicrobial resistance

Natural Environment Research Council

University of Bath

HRCS22_22227

Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https://www.ukri.org/apply-for-funding/how-we-fund-studentships/. Training grants may be to one organisation or to a consortia of research organisations. This portal will show the lead organisation only.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

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Designing LED lights that minimise the attraction of potential malaria vectors

Natural Environment Research Council

University of Bristol

HRCS22_22228

Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https://www.ukri.org/apply-for-funding/how-we-fund-studentships/. Training grants may be to one organisation or to a consortia of research organisations. This portal will show the lead organisation only.

Studentships

1fellowships_scholarships

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The effectiveness of acute and short-term resistance exercise training among young adults with subclinical Generalized Anxiety Disorder: A randomized controlled trial.

Irish Research Council

University of Limerick

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_f0c8cc479010bc80ac2d34033e4f83cc

Exploring how injured athlete's story their experience of mental illness.

Irish Research Council

University of Limerick

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Next generation of 2-D nanomaterials for energy storage devices

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Development of a computational model of a localized, replenishable therapy delivery device for the heart

Irish Research Council

University of Galway

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Efficient Waveform Models for Extreme Mass-Ratio Inspirals

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Click and Crosslink: A Click Chemistry Approach to Developing Gene-Targeted Platinum(II) Therapeutics

Irish Research Council

Dublin City University

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Galway: The 'First Official' Cultural Capital of the West

Irish Research Council

University of Galway

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_7fabfba43d1f259711899d304c8b8556

The Aftermath of the September 11th Attacks on the USA: Does the Modification of Domestic Law Violate Due Process Standards and the Rights of the Accused to a Fair Trial?

Irish Research Council

University of Galway

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_51a0d79271e6b9ca728334a4d574c6f7

Killruddery : Listening to the Archive. Exploring the Anglo-Irish heritage experience with immersive 3D audio soundscapes

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postgraduate)

1fellowships_scholarships

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Improving Solar Eruption Forecasting using Active Region Evolution

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Playing by the Rules?: An Investigation into the Impact of Rules of Origin on Preferential Trade Agreements

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_f1c8597d389ca6edf73d284c0c23c64d

A Social, Economic, Cultural and Political study of the Dublin Merchant community c.1613-1660

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_84e1fc7749f6274fb5a8a74898fd7462

Using neuroimaging to detect covert awareness and determine prognosis of comatose patients

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_0c39e534624b71d65ccc0f0fd300c80c

Integration of holistic approaches to detect pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment

Irish Research Council

Dublin City University

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_c41e189c5894e2052a1083cac6daf0f6

Goddesses with Upraised Arms in Crete and Cyprus: A Comparative Study

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_c0bb55a54ece018e38a381922061b19a

Celibacy in Irish Women’s Writing, 1860s–1950s

Irish Research Council

Maynooth University

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_507c2a255d4bccbafee8da162ac16564

Investigation of the Role of Human CED-8 in the Regulation of the Timing Of Programmed Cell Death (Apoptosis) in Man

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Stagnation Layers in Colliding Plasmas for Laser Based Analytical Techniques

Irish Research Council

Dublin City University

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Tailoring eHealth interventions for the treatment of overweight/obesity: a person-centred approach

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postgraduate)

1fellowships_scholarships

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Distribution and Dynamics of Aerosol in the Troposphere over Southern Ireland: An Application of Laser Remote Sensing

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Investigation of the potential of probiotic administration to improve neurobehavioral, molecular, and structural brain changes in the offspring in an animal model of pre-eclampsia.

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Of Saints and Scribes: Psalms, Sanctity, and Schooling in Medieval Ireland

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Characterisation of ZNF593, a novel protein associated with the EZH2 Oncogene

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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The Market for Works of Art: International Trade and Prices

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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After Zozimus: Dublin’s Forgotten Street Poets and Tenement Balladeers (Subtitle: Reclaiming the neglected spoken word artists of the city tenements, including Joseph Sadler, whose performances on street corners and along Dublin’s Quays from c1850-1870 have been all but forgotten, and encompassing other street poets who, like Sadler, have not previously been the subject of academic study)

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postdoctoral)

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_4ea381d98d361bab1e5050b3c3a301ec

Consuming Stress: Low-income Women and Ways of Coping

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_5f0c17dfce30adbac6d0c8a117dd28c0

Safety and Optimal tackle outcomes in Senior Women’s Rugby

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_14ab3c5e99f21a194e215d1949a35d1e

The Affect of Bile Acid Modification by the Human Gut Microbiota on Host Signaling Pathways

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / EMBARK

1fellowships_scholarships

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Nanoscale piezoelectricity of collagen fibrils under physiological and pathological conditions – based on lateral piezoresponse force microscopy

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_e70e002a8c94e56a792b795390a2bad7

Performing Irishness on the Galician Stage

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_36ecf5bc7293898887b02ed65f04cff3

Algebraic Geometry Codes for Error-Correction in Distributed and Quantum Systems

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_11e25a4e1b79c38b01ae44e754e43fad

Novel Axially Chiral P,N Ligands for Asymmetric Catalysis

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Enterprise Partnership Scheme (Postgraduate)

1fellowships_scholarships

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Rethinking Social Theory

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Geographies of Abortion Access in Ireland

Irish Research Council

Maynooth University

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_88babf6ba9a93e71e5ac0bb2a28c7411

The Order of Friars Minor throughout the British Isles, 1230-1400

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_f26efa59ab02f8849b3db55c8f94e25e

The Impact of International Trade on Informality and Inequality

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_03711abd8e59c82a58f6889be80b32da

An evidence base for the falling numbers of children in detention: The role of Diversion and Judicial Decision-making

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_8109f0c7dc4b5c856d732575bba097a1

Vibration Energy Harvesting for Health Monitoring of Water Pipelines

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_e13cdcbde37921c7918ccb25bec19a3e

“Poor Little Belgium’ and the Greater War. The Commission for Relief in Belgium and the Humanitarian Mobilization of the World.

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_148a8b26ed382accf9bc7d23b823d240

Investigating the contribution of microglia to sex-differences in Alzheimer’s disease

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_1037b3d9dce45e4f1ff29148046f96c2

An Empirical Analysis of Household Energy Demand in Ireland

Irish Research Council

University of Galway

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_d77de6e67f0b7857f1f15e509a126d5b

The coevolution of skin and feathers: insights from exceptionally preserved fossils of the Mesozoic Yanliao and Jehol biotas.

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_c45a4d2937dfaeec86af3a77caa48a63

The Irish Nonprofit Network of Asylum Support: A Mixed Methods Study

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_5e6f2f13836ac7138df20ecbdf7e47ef

Terrorist Supporters and the Internet: An Exploration of Online 'Virtual' Terrorists Communities

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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Organocatalytic asymmetric halogenation

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_16ccac1f985ee26a24b62b0b3b14963f

Computational Biophysical Descriptors of Nanoparticle Biomolecular Coronas

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

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The Complex Recovery Experiences of Homeless Service Users with Substance Use Disorders: A Qualitative Longitudinal Examination

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_0aa08c88bc4ac936a88b7fc42c02a12c

The Transmission of Betha Coluim Chille: A Case Study of Scribal Practices, Processes, and Pragmatics

Irish Research Council

University of Galway

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_db43f11e4c5e31e8a3bd6aa7858972ec

New Literacies in Language Learning and Teaching: The Role of Corpus Consultation Skills

Irish Research Council

University of Limerick

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_8f902fb58a82808d91eb54c06a0a998a

Behavioural and Electrophysiological Markers of Memory in Normal and Abnormal Ageing

Irish Research Council

Maynooth University

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_925dc67b4415b12dc9da5f7ebf8e676d

Platinum-based anticancer compounds targeting bulk tumour and cancer stem cells

Irish Research Council

RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_e899b244a212f8679ba2dba341987099

Nonlinear mooring cable dynamics in coupled analysis of floating structures for offshore renewable energy

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_b188fe1a2cd4d5965c3fa5a812e5668b

Centering the socio-historical experiences of adoptive parents in Ireland, 1952-1987: an archival and oral history study'

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_f8f5d6e514e7bf53bbd279caa4bef942

Judicial Separation and Divorce in the Circuit Court.

Irish Research Council

Waterford Institute of Technology

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_b67dd5694aceb05f3f6c290394abb7df

Kleist in Translation: Die Hermannsschlacht; Theory and Practice

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_ff8a63e3dfabb4661afe1f9c54a7570d

Classification Problems for Natural Geometric Structures in Complex Manifolds

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / EMBARK

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_0707f3a4e4755a3e0798c29b04efa8f6

Asymmetric Synthesis of “ResoLvipoxins” - New Hybrid Lipoxin A4 Resolvin Analogues

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_812c1d790e1c0e971cdd179e5237b70c

Public Policy and Child Outcomes

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Principal Investigator-led / Senior Research Fellowship Scheme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_dcadd7947941f690d938c8021fcfd77a

Where is the Ethics in Ethical Criticism?

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_c1c99ec573627880712c9f4b6e16bcd1

Studying Creative Writing Theory and Practice: Bridging the Gap Between Teaching and Learning

Irish Research Council

University of Galway

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_5f7bfb4bb4ba339c21c83403a1af130c

Writing women's voices at the origins of Italian literary culture

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_db3437a973ac7a6330a71eda29b3d965

Contemporary Pilgrimage Practices in Ireland: A cultural geographic perspective

Irish Research Council

University College Cork

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_c42ee4db09805e94c6eaf125fbe14172

Organocatalytic Asymmetric Synthesis of P-Stereogenic Compounds and their Application as Ligands in Asymmetric Catalysis

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_3f965eb9db857b897801cd713219c26a

Developing an early reliable blood-derived biomarker of cognitive deterioration

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_abf9c9bb6e888b53acd99a562a8815b6

Why Foreign Aid? Irish Development Assistance, 1975-1995

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_7a2fed94a4234d29aef9abdf8911a774

Mental health and financial outcomes over the lifespan

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_d113ec37b916a800cf8c885e44fb95ca

Irish Medieval Premonstratensian Monasteries and their European Context

Irish Research Council

University of Galway

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_b8a34bfe7622323efbfbb8e819cfba5e

Understanding and linking the fundamental ecological requirements of Ireland’s solitary bees for their long-term conservation and the creation of evidence-based policy.

Irish Research Council

Trinity College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_9d088d77826747cef1f9ce16ebe8e9a8

Contractive Projections and Conditional Expectations in Operator Algebras

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_69be6d02389950a7078925addbf56cf8

Cultural Heritage, civil resistance and transnational governmentality in East Jerusalem and the West Bank (from the Oslo Accords to today)

Irish Research Council

University College Dublin

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_10fb0b431ca6ed414e92c749d964c136

Irish Research Council

Dublin City University

Not available

Early Career / Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting Award

1fellowships_scholarships

gen_b5b745d16645a7f861cadaf1292da179

Measuring Ireland's future health: The development of an online nationwide database to record, monitor and evaluate health related physical fitness levels of Irish adolescents in post primary schools

Irish Research Council

University of Limerick

Not available

Early Career / Postgraduate Scholarship Programme

1fellowships_scholarships