The Research Councils UK Digital Economy Progamme allocates funding only through calls for proposals and other managed activities. We do not have a specific route for responsive mode proposals.
Digital Economy Calls for Proposals are advertised on the EPSRC website here.
Social Computing/Interactions Fellowship
The RCUK Digital Economy Theme will accept Fellowship applications in the area of Social Computing/Interactions from Early Career researchers.
More details are available at:
Fellowships
Research Councils UK Funding Opportunities
For information on other RCUK funding, please visit the funding pages of the individual councils.
AHRC
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) supports world-class research and post-graduate training across subjects as diverse as history, law, languages, literature, the performing arts and design which contributes not only to the economic success of the UK, to creative output and to public policy but also provides social and cultural benefits vital to our quality of life.
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EPSRC
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) funds research and post-graduate training in engineering and a full range of physical sciences, encompassing mathematics, physics, chemistry, materials, ITC and electronics. EPSRC operate to meet the needs of industry and society by working in partnership with universities to invest in people, scientific discovery and innovation. EPSRC aims to contribute to the economic competitiveness of the UK, as well as improving the quality of life.
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ESRC
The Economic and Social Research Council funds world class social scientists who deliver the highest quality research on the most pressing economic and social issues the UK face. Some of their researchers are tackling problems close to home such as poverty, health, education and crime. Others are addressing key conundrums on the global stage - intractable issues such as the environment, terrorism, sustainability and the world's poor.
MRC
The Medical Research Council (MRC) funds world leading research at Universities and Institutes, as well as in hospitals and MRC units in the UK and Africa. Its aim is to improve human health through scientific research. Their interests range from molecular level science to public health medicine, which has lead to pioneering discoveries in understanding the human body and human diseases. Working closely with the NHS and the UK Health Departments, the MRC gives a higher priority to research that is likely to make a real difference to clinical practice and the health of the population.
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