Monthly Archives: November 2014

The ESRC in partnership with a range of funding partners has launched a call to bid for funding to undertake evidence programmes to underpin a new and independent What Works Centre for Wellbeing. The ESRC is commissioning four wellbeing themed … Continue reading →

Next month’s Grants Factory session will provide an insight into how the BBSRC assesses applications. This session follows on from previously successful EPSRC mock panels, and will consist of two parts:  Firstly, four experienced panelists, Prof Martin Warren, Prof Dave Brown, Dr Ian … Continue reading →

The Kent Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (KIASH) is running a series of seminars to discuss broad issues affecting a number of disciplines. I can imagine these being of real interest beyond the Humanities, and colleagues in both … Continue reading →