The NRC IRAP Innovation Assistance Program (IAP) offers financial support to Canadian SMEs for R&D projects aimed at developing and commercializing innovative products and services. The program provides funding and business advisory services to help companies grow and succeed in the market.

This is a joint call between the UK and Japan for research collaborations in Advanced Connectivity Technologies. It aims to foster world-leading partnerships between UK and Japanese researchers and organisations. Funding is available for projects that advance the field of advanced connectivity, with a focus on joint research and development. The specific funding amounts are not detailed but are expected to cover significant research costs for successful collaborations.

The Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP) by IRAP Canada offers technical and business advisory services alongside financial assistance to Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This program aims to support SMEs in developing new technologies and successfully bringing them to market. It is designed for innovative Canadian SMEs looking to accelerate their technology development and commercialization efforts.

This UKRI NetworkPlus grant invites applications for interdisciplinary research focused on increasing property flood resilience adoption in the UK. It is specifically for UK-based research organisations eligible for EPSRC funding. The grant aims to address critical research needs in this area, fostering innovation and uptake of resilience measures.

The Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP) by IRAP Canada offers advisory services and funding contributions to Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It supports the development of new technologies and their market launch. This program aims to foster innovation and growth within the Canadian tech sector.

The NRC IRAP Funding Programs support Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in developing new products, services, and processes. This funding aims to drive technological innovation and commercialization within Canada. The program offers financial assistance and advisory services tailored to the needs of innovative tech companies.

This funding opportunity is for UK registered businesses to collaborate on innovative projects with Swiss partners. It aims to support projects in specific technology areas, with up to £3 million available. A key requirement is collaboration with at least one Swiss implementation partner applying through the Innosuisse programme.

The DRIVE35 Scale Up Fund by UKRI offers grants to UK-registered organisations to establish manufacturing facilities for zero-emission vehicle technologies. This funding aims to accelerate the scaling of production for these critical technologies. The total fund available is up to £150 million.

The BBSRC Early Independence Fellowship (Full Stage) offers a fully-funded opportunity for early-career researchers to establish their independent research careers. This fellowship provides support for a dedicated research project, enabling fellows to develop their own research group and vision. It is open to individuals holding a PhD and based at a UK research organisation eligible for BBSRC funding.

UK registered organisations, including tech founders, researchers, and startups, can apply for a share of up to £33 million. This funding supports the development of device-level quantum computing hardware and associated software. The key requirement is to address the scale, programmability, and runtime performance needs for universal fault-tolerant quantum computers.

The DRIVE35 innovation fund: collaborate three is seeking UK registered organizations to apply for a share of £20 million. This funding is for late-stage collaborative research and development projects focused on accelerating the UK's transition to zero-emission vehicles and achieving a net-zero automotive industry. The key requirement is that projects must contribute to this zero-emission transition.