This short survey is designed to obtain your views on the EPSRC Peer Review Panel Meeting process and should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Your feedback helps us to monitor and improve our processes. Please only submit one set of responses. Thank you for your time.
EPSRC complies with the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (EU) GDPR. We process and handle personal information according to this regulation. EPSRC staff may review your feedback and use it to understand...More
This is the Stage 1 form for UKRI's open access fund for long-form publications. UK-based research organisations can use this form to register eligible monographs, book chapters and edited collections, where there is an intention to claim open access funding.
This fund has a two-stage application process. At Stage 1, UKRI will consider your application and provide confirmation if the publication(s) registered will be eligible for funding, subject to meeting eligibility requirements on...More
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...More
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...More
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...More
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...More
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...More
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...More
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...More
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 be viewed by EPSRC staff and those who are part of the decision making process. Your information will not be used/shared for any other purpose without your specific consent. EPSRC reserves the right to...More
Why you should respond to this skills survey?
Our aim is to ensure that we can support your professional development through offers that are at the right entrance level and with suitable content. The survey is going to be used to ensure that we have gauged the material and provided the support required for successful on-the-job-implementation.
Additionally, we are designing the program and scheduling the live-on-line sessions according to you responses through the...More
Who are we?
Hartree Centre generates economic and societal impact for the UK through digital technologies.
Enabling UK businesses and the public sector to explore and adopt innovative new digital technologies including AI and quantum computing for productivity, innovation and economic growth.
What is HNCDI?
The Hartree National Centre for Digital Innovation is a collaborative programme with IBM which will enable businesses...More
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...More
This survey is designed to capture the experiences of organisations collaborating on researcher-led public engagement projects funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). One member from your team is asked to complete a survey. AHRC will use this data to understand the outputs, outcomes and impact of the project. More generally, this data will also be used to help us better understand how we can make a difference through our investments.
We anticipate that...More
Programme grants provide flexible funding to world-leading research groups addressing significant major research challenges.
Funding should bring together the expertise of a team of internationally recognised scientists or engineers to focus on one strategic research theme.
EPSRC sees programme grants as critical mass investments, which cover a diverse engineering and physical sciences portfolio. They benefit UK research through the concentration of high-performing talent.
We...More
You can apply for the 2024 ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize. Full details about the 2024 prize, eligibility, assessment criteria and categories and terms and conditions are provided on our Celebrating Impact Prize website . Please read the guidelines and FAQ sheet before filling in the application form.
More
Place Based Impact Acceleration Account - Round 2 Intent to Submit
Applicants who intend to submit an application to round 2 of the Place Based Impact Acceleration Account (PBIAA) funding opportunity should complete the following Intent to Submit by 15 February 2024.
Information provided as part of the intention to submit will not be formally assessed. We will use this information to help plan the proposal assessment, for example to understand expected submission levels and the...More
We are delighted to be hosting the MRC Leader's Conference on 8th February 2024 at 12 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2LP.
Further information regarding timings of the day will be sent in due course.
The venue is a 4 minute walk from Holborn station and a 10 minute walk to Kings Cross station. As an organisation, we encourage sustainable travel so please consider public transport or car sharing where possible.
The information provided in this form will be used to manage your...More
We are delighted to be hosting the MRC Investigator's Meeting on 7th February 2024 at 12 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2LP.
Further information regarding timings of the day will be sent in due course.
The venue is a 4 minute walk from Holborn station and a 10 minute walk from Kings Cross station. As an organisation, we encourage sustainable travel so please consider public transport or car sharing where possible.
The information provided in this form will be used to manage...More
BBSRC is seeking to engage with its broad stakeholder communities to gather and develop ambitious and exciting ideas that could lead to new research and innovation activities and/or help shape the future of UK bioscience.
BBSRC’s Bioscience Big Ideas Pipeline is an open call through which any member of the community can engage with us to help inform our future plans and priorities. It is not a funding opportunity or call for proposals and there is no dedicated funding...More
The UKRI Internal Controls team (previously known as the Operational Governance team) are seeking to strengthen our level of engagement across UKRI.
We are conducting a short survey to improve our knowledge and understanding of the teams and roles with whom we share common interests, and those who work in areas impacted by the policies and processes owned by our team.
We are also gauging interest in a forum where we can bring interested parties together to discuss common issues and...More
BBSRC Strategy Advisory Panel Chair 2023
Thank you for your interest in applying to join BBSRC’s Strategy Advisory Panels as a Chair.
Please read the role profiles and expertise requirements for the positions and provide evidence of how your expertise and experience address these criteria.
Applications will be reviewed against the criteria set out in the person specification and role descriptions.
Outcomes will be communicated to applicants by...More
BBSRC Strategy Advisory Panel Membership 2023
Thank you for your interest in applying to join BBSRC’s Strategy Advisory Panels.
Please read the role profiles and expertise requirements for the positions and provide evidence of how your expertise and experience address these criteria.
Applications will be reviewed against the criteria set out in the person specification and role descriptions.
Outcomes will be communicated to applicants by the...More
JSS are keen to understand what you think of the service that you receive from your chosen Partnership pension provider.
The answers you give will be used to assess the service you receive and understand how satisfied you are. The data will also be used by JSS and the RCPS Management Board to consider if any changes should be made to the Partnership scheme and/or the providers.
The survey should take 5 -10 minutes to complete.
Your contribution will be much...More
UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships Cohort 7 Welcome Survey
Congratulations on becoming a Future Leaders Fellow. It’s really exciting for the FLF Team to be supporting such an outstanding group of researchers and innovators and we are looking forward to meeting you. Please complete this survey to consent to share details of your award for official announcements and capture your attendance for the round 7 starting...More
The ESRC’s Work, Education and Skills (WES) team are undertaking a long-range horizon-scanning exercise. We have identified a series of broad provisional priority areas within our portfolio remit that we think have the potential to be significant, long-term challenges for society and the economy over the coming decades.
Work priority areas: a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable labour force and market
Education priority areas: societal impacts on...More
As part of AHRC’s regular reporting requirements, we gather data quarterly on major programmes, including our portfolio of projects funded through World Class Labs (WCL). This feeds into our monitoring of Measuring AHRC’s Success (MAS).
This survey will enable you to provide us with high-level details on what your project has achieved, including how many jobs have been created and staff trained, how much additional funding the project has leveraged, and the number of...More
This survey is for all staff working on the Sci-Tech Daresbury campus. As the campus expands and grows, we want to gauge demand for various potential improvements to on-site amenities, and understand how these might work best for our diverse workforce.
More