Topic: summer schools

Supports investigator-led biotechnology and biological research, from molecules and cells to organisms, populations and landscapes. Projects may include data-intensive research, technology development, equipment, shared facilities, community resources, networks or summer schools. Awards last up to five years. The maximum full economic project cost is £2 million; BBSRC contributes 80%, normally up to £1.6 million. Overseas and business collaborators may participate as project partners, but cannot lead. Uninvited resubmissions are not accepted.

The IGS is accepting proposals to co-sponsor cryosphere workshops, summer schools and related events in 2027. Support is normally up to GBP 3,000 per event and can cover organization, participation support or student and early-career prizes. Priority goes to events linked to IGS symposia or co-sponsored meetings. Apply by 1 October 2026. This is the 2027 round of a recurring event-support programme.