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Next month’s Grants Factory session will provide an insight into how the EPSRC assesses applications.  Firstly, UoK Senior Academics who are experienced EPSRC panellists, from across the Faculty will give an overview of the priorities and processes of the EPSRC, … Continue reading →

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 →

Kent, as the UK’s European university, is strongly supportive of the development of collaborations with European partners. In order to facilitate these, funding is available to cover the cost of developing exchanges and visits, such as those listed in the … Continue reading →

The Science Faculty has a £40,000 investment fund to spend in 2014/15 on research activities. As in previous years, the fund will be used to support longer term development of research in the Faculty. It will be spent in three … Continue reading →

To recognise exceptional achievements in research, and to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary, the University is this year launching a new Research Prizes scheme. As well as recognising the most outstanding work in each Faculty, there will be specific prizes for … Continue reading →

Research Services is linking up with Information Services to run an afternoon of Open Access. This is an opportunity for anyone working at Kent to find out more about what it means to publish via open access routes, what support … Continue reading →