If you’re a researcher of Black, Bangladeshi and Pakistani heritage in the UK, our Accelerator Awards might be for you.
It offers flexible grants for research or research-adjacent activities, such as training, secondments and networking. (1/2)
Our Accelerator Awards aim to expand who can lead, shape and progress in the research landscape.
Researchers of Black, Bangladeshi and Pakistani heritage in the UK, who hold a UK undergraduate degree or PhD can apply. Each awardee will receive up to £200,000 for up to two years to strengthen their careers.
Learn more: wellcome.org/research-fundin…
The world's largest #MentalHealth science prize is here. The Wellcome Prize for Mental Health Science with Nature will support breakthroughs in anxiety, depression & psychosis: $1M to the winner; $250K each to 3 finalists. @NaturePortfolio
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Researchers of Black, Bangladeshi or Pakistani heritage are underrepresented in the UK and face barriers to career progression.
Our Accelerator Awards, now open for a third round, are designed to help change that.
We're looking for randomised controlled trials focused on bacterial, fungal, and mycobacterial infections, or select NTDs. The goal? Generating actionable evidence to change health policies and guidelines in the next decade.
Find out more and join our webinar on 23 Mar: wellc.me/4rw0myj

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We’re funding clinical trials to optimise vaccines and therapeutics to generate evidence for policy or guideline change. Are you a researcher based in Africa, South Asia, or South-East Asia? Apply now⤵️
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Have a question? Register for our webinar.
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We’re funding new collaborations between genomics, the humanities, social sciences and wider society. 🧬
Level: up to £500,000
Duration: up to two years
Deadline: 16 March 2026
Find out more about our Genomics in Context Awards ⤵️
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We’re funding teams to lay the foundations for discoveries at the intersection of genomics, humanities, social sciences and wider society.
Our Genomics in Context Awards are open now.
Read on to find out more about the call ⤵️
Our Genomics in Context Awards are open now. 🧬
We’re funding new collaborations across genomics, the humanities and social sciences and wider society.
Are you ready to apply? 🧵

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New mental health funding open for applications!
We’re supporting teams to accelerate the evaluation and roll out of social and psychological interventions for anxiety, depression and psychosis in young people.
Wellcome’s Kim Donoghue explains more ⤵️
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Researchers of Black, Bangladeshi or Pakistani heritage in the UK are currently underrepresented in research.
We want to help researchers break through barriers that disproportionately affect them.
That’s where our Accelerator Awards come in. [1/3]
We’re launching a major new prize in mental health — and we’re looking for a supplier to help us run it.
Interested suppliers must be able to run a global prize that is inclusive, impactful, academically rigorous and technically robust.
Learn more ⤵️
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Longitudinal data has the potential to transform early intervention in mental health.
That’s why we’re funding researchers to use it to find early signs of mental health problems.
We're looking for diverse, interdisciplinary teams.
Apply by 22 July ⤵️
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