Topic: Evidence synthesis

Establish and lead a What Works Centre that generates, synthesises and mobilises evidence to accelerate UK climate adaptation and resilience. The centre will work with policy and practice partners on adaptation pilots and interventions, combine quantitative and qualitative approaches, and develop evidence for effective action. A single 44-month award must start by 1 August 2027. The maximum funder contribution is GBP 21.1 million, normally at 80% of full economic cost with stated exceptions at 100%, subject to the published annual budget profile and funding approvals. Applications opened on 1

As part of the BNA's ongoing Credibility in Neuroscience work, this series of three short webinars will provide neuroscience researchers working in an in vivo setting with tips on how to improve the credibility of their work. Each webinar will be hosted by Emily Sena, member of the BNA's Credibility Advisory Board, with the opportunity for questions.