Open Call for Industrial Companies and Universities Applications must be submitted only through the official route. No work or expenditure may begin before executed documents and written start authorisation.
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Applicants provide a short concept note including objectives, scope, and expected outcomes.
Our technical and scientific committee evaluates the proposal for feasibility, innovation, and impact.
Eligible projects receive a formal funding decision and a support package tailored to their needs.
Researchers work on coding, testing, and validating their software, with mentorship and access to infrastructure.
Final tools are released (open-source or licensed) and results are reported through UKABCS platforms and networks.
We provide initial funding to support the development of early-stage scientific software projects.
Our experts offer technical guidance and peer feedback to help strengthen design, usability, and scientific value.
Access to high-performance computing resources, servers, or cloud credits to build and test tools at scale.
Support with licensing, sustainability strategies, and best practices for open-source software.
Promotion of developed tools through networks, conferences, and partner platforms to maximize impact.
Scientists and developers with innovative ideas for new research tools.
University-based teams working on bioinformatics or chemoinformatics projects.
New companies focused on building scientific software solutions.
Universities, non-profits, or research organizations developing community-driven tools.
Open Call for Industrial Companies and Universities Applications must be submitted only through the official route. No work or expenditure may begin before executed documents and written start authorisation.
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