This week we hear some top tips on securing follow-on funding from the BBSRC, we look at the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s multidisciplinary Sabbatical Research Grants, and the second instalment of our series on UKRI’s Future Leaders Fellowships features a quantum physicist looking to take on the tech titans with his innovation.
This week in Funding Insight
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council’s Follow-on Funding schemes open twice yearly to all grantees keen to get more value out of their research projects. Success rates are relatively healthy (around 22 per cent) and innovation novices are very welcome to apply. Adam Bowen, the council’s co-head for knowledge exchange and commercialisation, gives Ben Upton some tips for those who do. The next round of Follow-on Funding closes on 9 October.
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