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Innovate UK will invest up to £19 million in highly innovative projects with the best game changing and/or disruptive ideas or concepts. This should be with a view to commercialisation and economic impact.

Projects should aim to lead to new products, processes or services (or novel use of existing ones) believed to be significantly ahead of anything similar available in the field.

Your proposals can come from any technology (including arts, design, media or creative industries) and any part of the economy.

Projects must focus on commercialisation, growth or scale up as soon as possible following completion. Priority is given to proposals likely to lead to growth, gains in productivity and/or access to new overseas markets through export.

You may also be interested in Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs), a completely separate competition with a separate application process.

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Grant

Project size

Your project’s total costs should be between £25,000 and £1 million depending on the type of research and development (R&D) to be undertaken. Project duration should be a minimum of 6 months, and a maximum of 3 years.

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Royal Society - Wolfson Fellowships

The Royal Society invites applications for the Wolfson fellowship. This supports senior-career researchers recruited or retained to a UK university or research institution in fields identified as a strategic priority for the host department or organisation. The scheme covers all areas of the life and physical sciences, including engineering, but excluding clinical medicine.

Applicants must either currently hold a permanent post, funded by the host institution and can include partial funding of salary from an external grant, or have received a firm offer to take effect from the start of the appointment. They must conduct research in the life or physical sciences, including agriculture, mathematics, technology and engineering, but excluding clinical medicine.

For overseas recruitment applications, the fellowship is worth up to £250,000 and may be used as part of their start-up package to support their research programme and team. Fellowships for researchers already in the host organisation are worth up to £150,000. The scheme provides up to five years of funding.

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