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Innovate UK Quantum Computing Applications for Large Scale Impact: £13 Million for Collaborative Quantum Software Projects Worth £300,000 to £4 Million, Closing 16 September 2026
Innovate UK is investing up to £13 million in collaborative R&D projects that build and validate quantum computing software for real industrial and public sector problems, with grant requests between £300,000 and £4 million, projects of 24 to 36 months, and applications closing at 11:00am UK time on 16 September 2026.
Innovate UK Scaling Performance of Quantum Computing Hardware CR&D 2026: Share of £33 Million for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Hardware
Innovate UK is investing up to £33 million in collaborative R&D grants of £1 million to £3.5 million to develop device-level hardware and software for universal fault-tolerant quantum computers, with applications closing 18 September 2026.
Lawtech Grant Competition Phase III 2026: Up to £3.62 Million for UK Legal Technology Innovation and Access to Justice
The UK Ministry of Justice is seeking one UK-based provider or consortium to run the next phase of LawtechUK, supporting legal-technology growth, SME adoption, regional innovation, and improved access to legal services from November 2026 through March 2029.
Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships: Three-Year Co-Funded Research Fellowships for Early-Career Academics at UK Universities
The Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships fund a three-year research post at a UK host university, with the Trust covering up to £56,000 of salary in year one and 50% (up to £28,000) in years two and three, plus up to £6,000 a year in research expenses. The 2026 round closed on 19 February 2026; no 2027 deadline has been announced on the official scheme page.
LMS Joint Research Groups in the UK (Scheme 3), 2026 Round: Up to £2,400 a Year to Run a Rotating Seminar Series Across Three or More Institutions, Closing 30 September 2026
The London Mathematical Society's Scheme 3 funds mathematicians at three or more separate institutions to run at least two open, rotating research meetings a year, with a maximum award of £2,400 for one financial year, a £160 daily cap on accommodation and subsistence, and applications closing on 30 September 2026 for an October decision.
Mayor's Investment in Youth Clubs 2026–2029: £200,000–£850,000 for London Youth Provision
The Greater London Authority's new youth-club fund supports voluntary and community-sector partnerships in London to extend opening hours, reach 14–24-year-olds and provide universal and targeted youth services from October 2026 through September 2029.
NERC Advancing Atmospheric and Aerial Autonomy: £4 Million for Proof-of-Concept Projects Worth £300,000 to £1 Million at 100% Full Economic Cost, Closing 21 October 2026
The Natural Environment Research Council is putting £4 million behind short, fast-moving proof-of-concept projects that turn existing autonomy, sensing and instrumentation into deployable UK environmental observing capability, with individual awards of £300,000 to £1 million funded at 100% of full economic cost and applications closing at 4:00pm UK time on 21 October 2026.
Newcastle University Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships 2027: £7,000 a Year for Eligible International Undergraduates
Newcastle University offers eligible international undergraduates £7,000 per academic year toward tuition for eligible degrees starting in September 2027, with automatic consideration through the academic application.
NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship 2026–2027: Paid Clinical Training With 25% Protected Research Time
The NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship combines a paid medical or dental specialty-training post with 25% protected research or educationalist training, supporting early-career clinicians who want to build a clinical academic career.
NIHR ARC East of England Fellowship 2027: Up to £12,500 in Backfill Funding for Health and Care Staff
The NIHR ARC East of England Fellowship gives eligible health, care, and voluntary-sector staff protected research or implementation time, teaching, supervision, and up to £12,500 in employer backfill funding for the 2027 programme year.