Mathematical Sciences Early Independence Fellowship (Fellowship)
Funding
Up to £1,250,000
Location
England
Applications
Open until 31 March 2027
This fellowship supports early career researchers in mathematical sciences to establish independent research careers. You need a PhD and evidence of past research productivity. The fellowship provides up to £1.25 million over several years. You must show plans for developing your own research area. The funding helps you move towards research independence. Applications close on 31 March 2027. Your research must fit within EPSRC's mathematical sciences areas. This is for individual researchers, not businesses or organisations.
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Must have PhD
- Must show evidence of career consolidation
- Research must be within EPSRC Mathematical Sciences remit
This is for individual researchers with PhDs in mathematical sciences. You need evidence of past research achievements and clear plans for independent research. It is not for businesses, charities, or other organisations.
Sectors
Regions
Apply for an early independence fellowship if your research focus is within EPSRC Mathematical Sciences remit. You must have: a PhD evidence of career consolidation and past productivity plans for establishing your own research niche that enables a step-change towards independence
Apply through EPSRC's funding portal. You need to demonstrate career consolidation and plans for research independence. Check EPSRC's mathematical sciences remit covers your research area.
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