EPSRC working with overseas scientists: Nov 2023: responsive mode

Open UKRI funding opportunity · Grant. Open with no closing date. Opportunity page: https://www.ukri.org/opportunity/epsrc-working-with-overseas-scientists-nov-2023-responsive-mode/

Working with overseas scientists grants continue to be for researchers at eligible research organisations.

You can work with researchers in Ireland, Luxembourg, Brazil, Germany and the US through EPSRC’s lead agency agreements.

The majority of the UK research must fall within EPSRC remit.

We will award 80% of the full economic cost (FEC) of the UK costs of the project. Your overseas partners are funded by the relevant overseas agency.

To be eligible to apply to work with the US, you must have submitted an expression of interest and been invited to submit a full application. To work with Germany, Luxembourg, Ireland or Brazil, no expression of interest is needed.

Before you apply you should read the NSF’s statement on its priorities and recent guidance on the implementation of recent executive orders, which are updated regularly.

What we're looking for Aim

We are committed to the continued support of excellent discovery led research as detailed in EPSRC’s strategic delivery plan 2022 to 2025.

We work with partners in the UK and abroad to help researchers and research organisations get maximum value from international collaborations and opportunities. The aim is to reduce current barriers to working internationally by allowing researchers to submit a single collaborative application with a joint funding decision, informed by a single lead agency review.

Scope

We support high quality research in:

- artificial intelligence (AI)

- digital security and resilience

- energy and decarbonisation

- engineering

- healthcare technologies

- information and communication technologies (ICT)

- manufacturing and the circular economy

- mathematical sciences

- physical sciences

- quantum technologies

Find out more about our research areas and themes.

The majority of your research…