Programmes & Grants

Empowering Researchers with Fair and Transparent Funding We believe in supporting innovative research through peer-reviewed grants that promote open science, collaboration, and real-world impact.

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Check Eligibility

Make sure you meet the criteria before starting your application.

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Prepare your documents

Download and complete the proposal template and budget form.

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Submit Application

Upload your documents via the Apply Portal before the deadline.

4

Peer Review

Independent reviewers assess proposals for quality, feasibility, and impact.

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Decision & Notification

Applicants receive official results within 6–8 weeks of the deadline.

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Grant Award & Implementation

Successful applicants sign agreements, receive funding, and begin project activities.

Check Eligibility 
Our grants are open to undergraduate and graduate students, early-career researchers, principal investigators, and senior scientists in biotechnology and computational science. Universities, academic institutions, non-profits, and research groups engaged in open science are also eligible to apply. We welcome international applicants, with a focus on the UK, EMEA, and partner regions.

Curious if you qualify? See How to Apply? to explore detailed eligibility criteria and start your journey.
1

Review Eligibility

Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria before starting your application.

2

Prepare Your Documents

Download the proposal template and budget form, and complete them carefully.

3

Submit via Open Calls

Upload your application through the Open Calls section on our portal before the deadline.

4

Peer Review Process

Your application will be checked and assigned to independent reviewers for evaluation.

5

Decision Notification

You will receive the official outcome by email once the review process is complete.

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  • Yes. Undergraduate and graduate students are eligible, provided they apply with institutional  with a recommendation letter from professors they have worked with directly.
  • Absolutely. We encourage cross-border partnerships, and proposals with international teams are welcome.
  • 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.

  • Yes. Supervisors and PIs can apply for grants that cover their research teams, training, or access to open resources.
  • No. Membership is not mandatory to apply for grants, though members may access additional opportunities and resources.
  • 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.

  • Yes. Grants are awarded within formal partnerships to ensure accountability and sustainable impact.
  • Applicants from the UK, EMEA, and partner regions are eligible. International collaborations are encouraged where feasible.
  • Limited overheads may be included, according to the guidance notes provided for each call.
Yes. We keep a secure database of institutions, researchers, and organizations interested in collaboration, which applicants can join to explore future partnerships.
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