funding

Here are all the successful projects that received funding in February 2026. Dr Michela Bariselli (Politics and Philosophy) has been awarded funding for the project 'J.L. Austin’s Notes for 'How to Do...Read More >

Here are all the successful projects that received funding in January 2026. Professor Sokratis Stergiadis (School of Agriculture, Policy & Development) has received a Horizon Europe award as co‑investigator for...Read More >

Professor Dimitris Charalampopoulos (School of Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy) has been awarded a research grant form The Good Food Institute to investigate ‘Multi-functional pigmented yeast biomass as ingredient for plant-based...Read More >

Professor Tom Oliver (School of Biological Sciences) has been awarded an Advanced Research & Invention Agency (ARIA) standard research grant to act as a lead investigator on the project 'Engineering...Read More >

Ranjini Swaminathan (School of Mathematical Physical & Computational Sciences) has been awarded an ODA research grant by the MET Office for research on “AIVAL - AI model eVALuation.” Richard Carciofo...Read More >

Anna Stanisz-Lubowiecka (English Language and Applied Linguistics) has been awarded an ESRC (SEDarc) Postdoctoral Fellowship for Language for and against Democracy: Ideologies and Metalinguistic Discourse in Poland and Beyond, which is...Read More >

Cheng Xunchang (School of Arts and Communication Design) has been awarded a Postdoctoral Fellowship by the British Academy for the research project “A critical examination of Chinese typeface design: dilemmas...Read More >

Martin Airey (School of Mathematical Physical & Computational Sciences) has been awarded funding by Innovate UK for a knowledge transfer partnership for a project to ‘transform the value of stratospheric...Read More >

Marcus Tindall (School of Mathematical, Physical & Computational Sciences) has been awarded a research grant by the European Commission for the “Digital Endocrinology Training Network to combat adrenal diseases (Endotrain).”...Read More >