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Molecular and Cellular Medicine: New Investigator: Responsive Mode

Opens:
21.06.2024
Closes:
17.09.2024
Sectors:
General & Misc
Project Size:
Grant Award under £1 m

Opportunity Status: Open Funders: Medical Research Council (MRC)

Funding Type: Grant Publication

Date: 12 June 2024 Opening Date: 21 June 2024, 9:00am UK time‍

Closing Date: 17 September 2024, 4:00pm UK time

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Overview

This grant supports researchers in molecular and cellular medicine who are transitioning to independence. It aims to foster new investigators with research proposals that advance understanding in this field.

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Key Details

· Funding Amount: No limit, but typically under £1 million. MRC funds 80% of the full economic cost.

· Duration: Usually 3 years, covering up to 50% of salary. Projects can start 1-6 months after the decision date.

· Application Rounds: Close every January, May, and September.

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Eligibility

· Must have the skills and experience for ‘transition to independence.’

· Requires support from an MRC-eligible host research organisation.

· Open to postdoctoral research assistants, lecturers, junior fellows, and others in similar positions.

· Applicants can be either non-clinical or clinically active researchers.

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Research Focus

Funding is aimed at projects increasing understanding in:

· Molecular and cellular mechanisms

· Cellular environment and development

· Biological system responses to drugs, toxins, and diseases

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Specific Areas Include:

· Cell biology

· Structural biology and biophysics

· Genetics, epigenetics, genomics

· Developmental and stem cell biology

· Regenerative medicine

· Molecular haematology

· Nanotechnology, chemical and synthetic biology

· Medical bioinformatics, biostatistics, computational and systems biology

· Cancer, toxicology, pharmacology

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