UKRI is offering grants to UK-based organisations to research how ecosystem changes impact resilience, security, and prosperity. This funding supports projects investigating these transitions within the context of a resilient economy and security. The grant aims to enhance our understanding of these complex interactions, with specific funding amounts not detailed but implied to support significant research initiatives.

This opportunity allows UK-based researchers and startups to access Europe's advanced quantum computing resources via the EuroHPC quantum access pilot. It is designed for those exploring quantum computing or hybrid quantum and HPC applications. While no direct funding is provided, successful applicants gain valuable computational access.

This opportunity provides access to EuroHPC supercomputers for AI development, specifically for training and developing AI models. It is open to startups, SMEs, industry, and public sector organizations in the UK. While no direct funding is provided, the grant offers valuable computational resources for AI and data-intensive projects.

This UKRI funding opportunity is for developing large or complex scientific projects. It is specifically for researchers or organisations based in the UK that have already discussed their ideas with a programme manager and received an invitation to submit a full proposal. The funding aims to support significant scientific endeavours, with specific details on the amount available not explicitly stated but implied to be substantial for large projects.

UKRI is offering funding for research and innovation consortia to develop and test dynamic tools and innovative approaches for measuring public trust and confidence in policing by 2030. This initiative aims to capture the perspectives of underrepresented communities, assess the impact of police activities, and identify key factors that foster public trust. The funding is open to consortia and focuses on developing actionable insights for the policing sector.

This UKRI funding opportunity supports the development and deployment of innovative autonomous solutions for atmospheric science research and autonomous aerial systems for environmental science. It is aimed at UK-based research organisations eligible for NERC funding, offering grants to advance these cutting-edge technologies. The key requirement is a focus on autonomous systems within atmospheric or environmental applications.

This funding opportunity from UKRI supports the delivery of entrepreneurship-focused doctoral training programs. It is open to organizations looking to establish or enhance such programs, with a focus on innovation and research translation. The funding aims to foster a new generation of doctorates with strong entrepreneurial skills.

This UKRI funding opportunity is for UK-registered businesses looking to develop quantum computing software applications. The goal is to foster applications with clear value and high potential impact on near-term quantum systems. Up to £13 million is available, with grants ranging from £250,000 to £500,000.

The EPSRC New Investigator Award supports researchers transitioning to independence by funding their own research vision and team leadership. This UKRI grant is for individuals based at UK research organizations eligible for EPSRC funding, who are making their first application as a project lead. The award aims to foster new research leaders within the UK.

The UKRI Translation: BBSRC Proof of Concept fund supports the translation of bioscience research into impactful innovations. It is open to UK-based research organisations aiming to create products, services, or solutions with economic, societal, or environmental benefits. Funding amounts are not explicitly stated but are designed to facilitate this translation process.

This UKRI funding opportunity supports academically led experimental medicine studies in humans to understand the causal mechanisms of gambling disorder. It aims to deepen the understanding of how gambling activities, products, and interventions affect individuals with gambling disorder. The funding is open to researchers and academics in the UK, with no specific funding amount mentioned but typical UKRI grants can range significantly.

This UKRI funding opportunity invites UK research organisations to build a multidisciplinary Network Plus focused on future computing paradigms. The network will foster UK collaboration and provide recommendations to UKRI and the government, aiming to shape national research priorities. Specific funding amounts are not detailed but are expected to support significant collaborative initiatives.

This UKRI funding opportunity supports the establishment of world-leading international partnerships in quantum technologies. It is open to researchers and institutions collaborating between the UK and Canada, with the possibility of including partners from other G7 and Nordic countries. The funding aims to foster collaboration and advance quantum technology research.

This UKRI funding opportunity is for invited applicants seeking to support large-scale, innovative research projects. It focuses on addressing significant scientific questions with the potential for world-leading discoveries. The funding aims to facilitate ambitious research endeavors that require substantial resources and long-term commitment.

The Connecting Culture Fund from UKRI aims to enhance research culture within BBSRC strategically funded institutes. This is an invitation-only opportunity, requiring at least one BBSRC institute to lead or co-lead the application. Other UK-based research organisations can participate as project partners. The fund supports initiatives that foster a positive and productive research environment.

This UKRI funding opportunity is for UK-based research organisations to develop a new sector-specific commercialisation guide for the creative industries. The goal is to address barriers to commercialisation and foster innovation within the sector. The funding aims to transform how research is commercialised in this field.

This UKRI funding opportunity is for UK registered businesses to undertake feasibility projects in agricultural innovation. Up to £15 million is available through the Farming Innovation Programme's R&D Partnerships Fund. The key requirement is to demonstrate the feasibility of innovative farming solutions through research and development.

This UKRI funding opportunity, from the MRC, invites applications to investigate the biological mechanisms behind differing responses to biomedical prevention interventions. The goal is to generate mechanistic evidence in humans to inform precision prevention strategies. Funding is available for projects focused on understanding these response variations.

This UKRI grant, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), supports projects combining design-led interventions with arts and humanities methodologies to advance the green transition. It's open to UK-based research organisations. The funding aims to foster innovative approaches to sustainability challenges, with specific amounts not detailed but implied to be substantial for research projects.

This funding opportunity is for UK-based research organisations looking to collaborate with the UK Human Functional Genomics Initiative. It aims to advance research in human functional genomics by enabling collaborations with the initiative's resources and expertise. The specific funding amount is not detailed, but the focus is on collaborative research projects within this domain.