Funding opportunities
Partnership Networking Fund
When: The call for applications to the Networking Fund opens several times a year.
- First Call: Thursday 9 February – Monday 3 April 2023
- Second call: Wednesday 26 April – Friday 30 June 2023
- Third call: Thursday 13 July – Monday 6 November 2023
Who: This call is open to all members of our academic community: academics, clinicians, PhD students and postdocs who wish to establish or improve networking opportunities with new or existing colleagues at the Crick. The scheme can be discussed in more detail with Crick-Imperial Partnership Manager Dr Corinne Hanlon.
Apply: Please read the guidelines before applying.
More information: Members of our academic community can apply for up to £3,000 to support networking events that bring scientists together from the different partner organisations (Imperial, King’s and UCL) to develop new collaborations across disciplinary boundaries.
Innovation to Innovation Funding
When: The call for Innovation to Innovation (i2i) funding opens approximately three times a year and is announced via CrickNet (Crick login required).
Who: This call is open to our academics and clinicians who are affiliated with the Crick.
Apply: Please contact the Crick-Imperial Partnership Manager, Dr Corinne Hanlon, if you are interested in applying for this funding.
More information: Funding and support to early-stage translational projects underpinned by philanthropic contributions and MRC Confidence in Concept funding. Researchers are provided with £75k for 12 months to work on proof of concept projects. To date, £3m has been invested in a diverse portfolio of 47 projects.
LifeArc Translation Fund
When: The call for the LifeArc Translation Fund opens approximately three times a year and is advertised on the Crick’s website.
Who: This call is open to our academics and clinicians who are affiliated with the Crick.
Apply: Please contact the Crick-Imperial Partnership Manager, Dr Corinne Hanlon, if you are interested in applying for this funding.
More information: Supports scientists in progressing promising innovations to the point where the projects can attract follow-on, larger scale investment and development with the aim of benefitting human health. A total of £5m over 5 years has been made available with ~£350k awarded per project over 2 years.