Epilepsy Research UK invites applications
for grants to support basic, clinical
and scientific research work in the
UK into the causes, treatment and
prevention of epilepsy. We encourage
applications on all aspects of epilepsy
including basic and social science,
clinical management and holistic management
of patients.
Project grants
Applications are invited for grants
of up to £150,000,
to support a research project lasting
a maximum of three years. Applications
for smaller sums to support salary
costs, purchase of equipment, or student
fees are also welcome.
Fellowshipawards
Applications are invited for grants
of between £200,000
and
£250,000, over 1-3 years,
to support fellowships. Funds will
cover Fellow's salary, support staff
costs and project running costs.
Our sincere apologies if you have
seen different figures quoted elsewhere;
this is an error. The values stated
above are our official grant limits.
Application forms Download
the preliminary application form for
a project grant (,
93 KB) Download
the preliminary application form
for a fellowship award (,
85 KB)
Download
the full application form for
a project grant (,
237 KB) Download
the full application form for a fellowship
award (,
238 KB)
Further information Please read the Information
for applicants (,
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application schedule and requirements.
IMPORTANT: Applications must be
submitted by 16:00
on the day of the deadline. Any submitted
after this time will not be considered.
If you have not received an email
from Delphine van der Pauw confirming
receipt of your application, by 17:00
on the day of the deadline, it means
that she has not received it. It is
your responsibility to follow
up with Delphine (delphine@eruk.org.uk/020
8995 4781) to make sure your application
has arrived.
DEADLINE FOR PRELIMINARY
APPLICATIONS: FRIDAY 30 SEPTEMBER
2011, 16:00
Please note that Epilepsy Research
UK only supports medical and scientific
research into epilepsy at academic
and medical institutions in the UK.
We do not fund research elsewhere.
Project grants cannot be used to support
standalone meetings, conferences or
workshops. All applicants should be
graduates in medicine or one of the
sciences allied to medicine. They
should be resident in the United Kingdom
and affiliated to an academic institution
in the United Kingdom.
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