Apply for funding to support exciting and ambitious partnerships within the remit of the Medical Research Council.
Who can apply
You must be employed by an eligible research organisation. Partnerships are novel collaborative activities between researchers to transform our understanding of human health and disease.
Applicant categories are a starting point. The official call decides eligibility.
Timing
Closing date: Open - no closing date
How to apply
Apply through the funder’s official page (link below); it states the procedure, documents and deadline.
From the call text
Who can apply
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Company stage
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Single applicant or consortium
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Where applicants must be based
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Where to apply
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Where these facts come from
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Value
How we know
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Deadline
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Amount per applicant
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Total budget
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Funding rate
UKRI usually pays 80% of full economic cost for research organisations
programme standard rule
15 Nov 2026
Who can apply
You must be employed by an eligible research organisation. Partnerships are novel collaborative activities between researchers to transform our understanding of human health and disease.
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