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Peer Review College Training Evaluation
Following the release of updated Peer Review College training on a new platform, we are inviting your feedback on how effectively it meets your needs as a member of the Peer Review College using a short survey. The questions below are intended to be open, rather than leading, and we value your comments and suggestions. For this reason, we have avoided too many numerical rating style responses, and included open text boxes to provide space for you to tell us why you felt a module or... MoreCloses 30 September 2026 -
Inclusive selection statement for Future Leaders Fellowship Round 11
Inclusive selection statement required for UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship scheme. Please provide details on how you select which applicants to put forward for the scheme and how you ensure this process if fair and inclusive. MoreCloses 30 November 2026 -
Diversity Monitoring Data
Diversity data required for UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship internal selection process within host organisations. Please answer the following questions to provide data on the unsuccessful applicants within your organisation who applied via your own internal selection process to be put forward for the scheme. MoreCloses 30 November 2026 -
Global Talent visa - Nominate a funder for endorsement
The Global Talent visa is a UK immigration route to provide a fast and efficient visa offer to those working in science and research. UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is an endorsing body for the Global Talent visa (GTV). As an endorsing body, UKRI can recognise other funding organisations as endorsed funders. We are looking for nominations of both UK and international research and innovation funders to become endorsed funders. You can see the... MoreCloses 18 December 2026 -
Global Talent visa - Nominate a host organisation
The Global Talent visa is an immigration route provided by the UK Government to give a fast and efficient visa offer to those working in science and research. UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is an endorsing body for the Global Talent visa. As an endorsing body, UKRI maintains a list of UK research organisations that are able to host researchers through the endorsed funder route. We are looking for nominations of additional research organisations in the UK. You can see the current... MoreCloses 18 December 2026 -
Future Technology Research and Innovation visa scheme - register business interest
The Future Technology Research and Innovation (FTRI) Government Authorised Exchange (GAE) scheme is a new visa scheme that enables UK businesses to sponsor international researchers and research interns to carry out short-term work, research, or training placements in the UK. To be eligible to sponsor researchers through this scheme the business must be undertaking research and/or innovation in one of the critical technologies specified in the UK’s Science &... MoreCloses 18 December 2026 -
Leading a Diverse Team - Final Manager Survey
This final questionnaire for managers is designed to capture the outcomes of your experience in the MRC Leading a Diverse Team programme. It aims to track progress, identify areas for further growth, and support your personal development analysis. Your feedback is crucial in helping us refine the programme to better meet diverse interests and staff needs. All responses will remain confidential, accessible only to the MRC EDI Engagement and Change Manager, Sarah Goler Solecki, and... MoreCloses 31 December 2026 -
SparQ Access: Partner institution or programme
The SparQ Access programme provides access to assured quantum compute services to grow the UK’s quantum computing user community. The programme is part of the NQCC’s ‘SparQ’ initiative in support of UK quantum readiness. It aims to accelerate scientific research, innovation, skills development and applications discovery. Users may request access to a range of state-of-the art quantum computing platforms from leading technology providers. The programme seeks to remove access... MoreCloses 31 December 2026 -
Training feedback
Thank you for attending our Accelerating Efficiency with Data Science and Modelling webinar and we hope you enjoyed it and found it useful. To help us improve our future sessions, please can you take a few minutes to complete the questions below. We really value and appreciate your feedback and please be assured that all responses are anonymous. MoreCloses 1 January 2027 -
Desk Rejection Shadow Experiment: pre-experiment survey
UKRI has chosen to take part in a desk rejection shadow experiment partnership with the Research on Research Institute (R O RI) at UCL. Desk r ejection refers to the practice whereby staff at a funding agency screen applications early in the process and remove those that are unlikely to suc c ... MoreCloses 28 February 2027 -
NERC Council Skills Matrix 2026
The NERC Council Skills Matrix is used in succession planning. Please indicate your level of expertise using the following criteria: 1 No obvious experience 2 Familiarity but no direct experience 3 Significant personal experience 4 Great subject matter expertise MoreCloses 31 March 2027 -
STFC Return to Research Bursary
If you are a researcher looking to return to an academic research career after a break of two or more years, this bursary can help you to develop a proposal suitable for submission to the STFC fellowship scheme. To be eligible to apply, you must have a PhD in an area that falls within the remit of the STFC core science programme: accelerator physics astronomy solar and planetary science particle physics particle... MoreCloses 30 April 2027 -
RICHeS Access Fund Data Deposition Reporting
As part of the Access Fund terms and conditions, applicants must ensure that any data produced is deposited with the HSDS or an approved alternative trusted digital repository, within three months of completing the analysis. Please complete this form to confirm the data deposition. MoreCloses 31 December 2027 -
Responsible Quantum Industry Forum Expression of Interest
Quantum technologies, including computing, communications, and sensing, have the potential for transformative impacts. As these technologies become more widely adopted in the UK and beyond, it is critical that they are developed and used responsibly, as emphasised by the strong focus in the UK’s National Quantum Strategy to responsible innovation, ethical use, and societal good. While many organisations are keen to put responsible quantum into action, it may be challenging to know where to... MoreCloses 14 December 2028 -
JSS Service Feedback
JSS are interested in your opinion of the service you have received. If you would like to give feedback please complete our quick feedback form MoreCloses 22 December 2028 -
Defra Farming Innovation Programme project baseline survey - Lead
Defra and the UKRI Transforming Food Production (TFP) team have developed a defined set of indicators covering the economic, societal and environmental ways your project will impact the agricultural sector. We will measure the impact that your project will have in driving towards the overall objectives of the Farming Innovation Programme and provide evidence on the positive impact of your project. This is a baseline survey to measure where you are at the beginning of your project and is... MoreCloses 31 March 2029 -
Defra Farming Innovation Programme project midpoint survey - Lead
Defra and the UKRI Transforming Food Production (TFP) team have developed a defined set of indicators covering the economic, societal and environmental ways your project will impact the agricultural sector. We will measure the impact that your project will have in driving towards the overall objectives of the Farming Innovation Programme and provide evidence on the positive impact of your project. As with your baseline survey, these figures are intended to give an indication of... MoreCloses 31 March 2029 -
Defra Farming Innovation Programme project end survey - Lead
Defra and the UKRI Transforming Food Production (TFP) team have developed a defined set of indicators covering the economic, societal and environmental ways your project has and will continue to have impact. We collect these indicators to demonstrate the impact of your work, and to provide evidence on the benefits that investment in agritech R&D delivers in return for the taxpayer's investment. It is separate to the Innovate UK closeout survey, and focuses exclusively on the Farming... MoreCloses 31 March 2029 -
Defra Farming Innovation Programme project baseline survey - Collaborator
Defra and the UKRI Transforming Food Production (TFP) team have developed a defined set of indicators covering the economic, societal and environmental ways your project will impact the agricultural sector. We will measure the impact that your project will have in driving towards the overall objectives of the Farming Innovation Programme and provide evidence on the positive impact of your project. This is a baseline survey to measure where you are at the beginning of your project and is... MoreCloses 31 March 2029 -
Defra Farming Innovation Programme project end survey - Collaborator
Defra and the UKRI Transforming Food Production (TFP) team have developed a defined set of indicators covering the economic, societal and environmental ways your project has and will continue to have impact. We collect these indicators to demonstrate the impact of your work, and to provide evidence on the benefits that investment in agritech R&D delivers in return for the taxpayer's investment. It is separate to the Innovate UK closeout survey, and focuses exclusively on the Farming... MoreCloses 31 March 2029 -
Defra Farming Innovation Programme project midpoint survey - Collaborator
indicators covering the economic, societal and environmental ways your project will impact the agricultural sector. We will measure the impact that your project will have in driving towards the overall objectives of the Farming Innovation Programme and provide evidence on the positive impact of your project. As with your baseline survey, these figures are intended to give an indication of impact and will not affect your grant in any way. Given the breadth of the investments being... MoreCloses 31 March 2029 -
ASCEND Process
A Statement of Community Engagement and Needs for Digital Research Infrastructure (ASCEND) What is it? This initiative provides an opportunity for the UK’s research and innovation communities to inform UKRI of their needs regarding Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI), thereby informing the DRI Programme’s future actions such as investments, opportunities and policies. This is a key engagement activity that complements the DRI Programme’s strategy and seeks to capture both... MoreCloses 9 July 2029 -
Member vacancies- UKRI Digital Research Innovation Pool; Supporting Technical Review, Insight, Knowledge and Evaluation (STRIKE)
Apply to Join STRIKE; UKRI’s Digital Research Infrastructure Pool. The UKRI Digital Research Infrastructure Pool: Supporting Technical Review, Insight, Knowledge and Evaluation (STRIKE) is a newly established group that provides impartial, high-quality technical advice to both the UKRI Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI) Programme Team and the UKRI DRI Committee (DRIC). The UKRI DRI Programme is a £129 million UKRI initiative to develop a coherent... MoreCloses 31 December 2029 -
NERC Peer Review College - Self-nomination
Expert review plays a vital role in ensuring that the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) supports the highest quality research across our portfolio remit. It provides a fundamental contribution to our application assessment process; the expert knowledge provided through this process allows our panels to make appropriate, considered funding decisions. NERC's Peer Review College members are our preferred source of expert reviewers, as they have undertaken appropriate training and... MoreCloses 31 January 2030 -
KTP Publication Issues
If you have spotted an issue with a KTP publication, this is the place to let us know about it. MoreCloses 31 March 2030 -
EPSRC Remit Query
This survey will be used to collect remit queries and be part of the processing needed to decide if their proposed research ultimately falls under EPSRC's remit or another research council under UKRI. EPSRC complies with the General Data Protection Regulations (2016/679 (EU) GDPR). We process and handle personal information according to these regulations. The personal information that you provide on this form will only be used for the processing of your application. The information will... MoreCloses 29 September 2030 -
ESRC Peer Review College - Self Nomination
Expert review plays a vital role in ensuring that the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) supports the highest quality research across our portfolio remit. It provides a fundamental contribution to our application assessment process; the expert knowledge provided through this process allows our panels to make appropriate, considered funding decisions. ESRC's Peer Review College members are our preferred source of expert reviewers, as they have undertaken appropriate training and... MoreCloses 30 September 2030 -
Register monographs, book chapters and edited collections for UKRI open access funding (Stage 1)
*** 02/10/2025 - Important information, please read *** Due to staff absence, responses to Stage 1 submissions may be slightly delayed. We apologise for any inconvenience and we will endeavour to respond as quickly as possible. *** 27/08/2025 - Important information, please read *** In late 2025,we will be making some small changes to the Stage 1 and Stage 2 forms, following the Longform Bedding-in period review which we have recently completed. These changes will be... MoreCloses 28 November 2030 -
Notification of exemption applied to a longform publication and trade books not published open access
The UKRI Open Access policy applies to monographs, book chapters or edited collections published on or after 1st January 2024. This is the online form where authors or their organisations can notify UKRI when: an exemption has been applied to a longform publication that is in scope of our open access policy for longform publications a trade book acknowledging UKRI funding is not published open access Exemptions There is no requirement to seek UKRI’s... MoreCloses 31 December 2030 -
International Placement Scheme Interest
This form is for overseas cultural institutions interested in hosting participants of the International Placement Scheme delivered by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC), as part of UKRI. Since 2005, this scheme empowers UK-based arts and humanities early career researchers and AHRC/ESRC-funded doctoral students to engage in transformative international collaborations by offering dedicated access to world-leading cultural and research institutions abroad. Through fully... MoreCloses 31 December 2031
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