Can undergraduate and graduate students apply?
- Yes. Undergraduate and graduate students are eligible, provided they apply with institutional with a recommendation letter from professors they have worked with directly.
Is international collaboration allowed?
- Absolutely. We encourage cross-border partnerships, and proposals with international teams are welcome.
3. Is an official support letter from the university required?
- No, an official university letter is not mandatory. For undergraduate and graduate students, applicants must provide proof of enrollment, along with a recommendation letter from professors they have worked with directly.
Can a principal investigator (PI) apply on behalf of their research group or students?
- Yes. Supervisors and PIs can apply for grants that cover their research teams, training, or access to open resources.
Do applicants need to be members of the organization to apply?
- No. Membership is not mandatory to apply for grants, though members may access additional opportunities and resources.
Does my university, college, or company need to be a registered partner before applying?
- Yes, grants are awarded only after the institution becomes an official partner and is listed in the partners database. A partnership agreement must be signed, and applicants should refer to the Partnerships section for requirements. Partnership requests are usually processed within 3 working days.
Are grants only available for partners and collaborators?
- Yes. Grants are awarded within formal partnerships to ensure accountability and sustainable impact.
Which countries are eligible to apply?
- Applicants from the UK, EMEA, and partner regions are eligible. International collaborations are encouraged where feasible.
Do you cover overhead or indirect costs?
- Limited overheads may be included, according to the guidance notes provided for each call.
Do you maintain a database of collaborators and partners?
Yes. We keep a secure database of institutions, researchers, and organizations interested in collaboration, which applicants can join to explore future partnerships.