Research Projects: Project Grants

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Grant Name

Funder

Bloodwise

Country or Region

United Kingdom

Research Field

Biological Markers & Sensor Mechanisms

Biomedical Research (Multidisciplinary)

Blood Diseases

Cancer or Carcinogenesis

Clinical Medicine

Clinical Research or Studies

Disease

Health and Medicine

Hematology

Leukemia & Other Blood Cancers

Lymphomas

Medical Intervention Methods

Oncology

Specialties of Medical and Allied Fields

Deadline

September 3, 2021 (Expired)

Grant Size

Upper £250,000GBP Project grants are awarded for up to £250,000 and up to three years.

Contact Info

research@bloodwise.org.uk

Eligibility

Bloodwise only accepts applications for research projects that will take place at UK-based universities, hospitals or other recognised higher research institutions. Any tenured academic, scientist or clinician at an eligible institution can apply for a project grant. Non-tenured researchers can apply for a project grant and include their salaries for the duration of the project, provided a tenured member of staff at an eligible institution is named as a co-applicant.

Description

Project grants provide support for clearly defined research proposals that aim to address key questions in the field of blood cancers. This includes any area of basic biological research relating to cancer, biomarker research and development, and preclinical studies that generate biological data to underpin therapeutic and diagnostic development.Laboratory-based research proposals that are intended to maximise the value and outcome of a clinical trial, which were previously considered as Trial-Associated Research Projects, are also now considered as project grants. Applications for biobank funding will not be considered through this funding scheme. Eligibility Bloodwise only accepts applications for research projects that will take place at UK-based universities, hospitals or other recognised higher research institutions. Any tenured academic, scientist or clinician at an eligible institution can apply for a project grant. Non-tenured researchers can apply for a project grant and include their salaries for the duration of the project, provided a tenured member of staff at an eligible institution is named as a co-applicant.

Website

https://bloodwise.org.uk/research/funding/schemes

Funding resources
Purdue Grant Writing Lab: Introduction to Grant Writing	Open Link
University of Wisconsin Writing Center: Planning and Writing a Grant Proposal	Open Link