Paul Mellon Centre Digital Project Grants
Digital Project Grants are offered annually to institutions to help support original research which utilises digital media.
The grant is an award of up to £40,000.
Digital Project Grants are offered annually to institutions to help support original research which utilises digital media.
The grant is an award of up to £40,000.
Conservation Research Project Grants are offered annually to institutions to help support conservation research and technical analysis in the field of British art.
The grant is an award of up to £25,000.
Research Support Grants are offered in the autumn and spring rounds to scholars already engaged in research involving the study of British art or architectural history or British visual culture.
A Research Support Grant is an award of up to £2,000 towards the expenses incurred in visiting collections, libraries, archives or historic sites within the United Kingdom or abroad for research purposes.
This call provides funding for projects led by researchers based in Africa to use modelling approaches to address key areas related to health and infectious disease, whilst strengthening the modelling ecosystem in Africa.
Key areas include modelling to understand the impact of environmental change on infectious diseases - such as malaria, dengue and schistosomiasis - and to inform optimal control strategies.
This programme provides support for UK-based early career researchers working with international partners wishing to develop ODA-eligible interdisciplinary projects involving both the humanities and the social sciences.
This award will fund researchers to investigate the causal mechanisms through which brain, body and environment interact over time in the development, persistence and resolution of anxiety- and trauma-related disorders. Knowing more about these mechanisms will help us find better ways to identify these problems and intervene at an early stage.
TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities) seeks to stimulate and support interdisciplinary research activity with partners outside of the UK. To this end, TORCH invites applications from researchers in the Humanities seeking funding for international activity.
There are three pathways for funding through the TORCH International Scheme: