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Diabetes UK – Project Grants

Diabetes UK Project Grants provide up to £500,000 over a maximum of five years to support high-quality research into diabetes, its causes, prevention, treatment and complications. The programme is open to established researchers based at UK academic institutions and NHS Trusts, supporting innovative basic, clinical and translational research with the potential to improve the lives of people affected by diabetes. Funding can cover eligible research staff, consumables, specialist equipment and other directly attributable research costs. Applications are assessed through scientific peer review,…

Funding
£250k-£1m
Up to £500,000
Deadline
To be confirmed
Applicants
Collaborative
Funder
UK government
Official brief

Who can apply?

Established researchers holding a tenured position, or demonstrating salary security for the grant duration, at UK universities, research institutions or NHS Trusts

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How GrantUp can help

Our specialist bid writers build the scoring case, budget and narrative with you, with an over 82% success rate per engagement and over £190m secured for clients. Grant funding engagements have a minimum upfront setup fee starting from £1,750, plus a success fee payable on award. The scope and success fee are agreed before work starts. We do not take equity.

This competition is also covered by GrantPartner. GrantPartner is a paid six month grant programme with the cost spread in monthly payments, a rolling portfolio of bids and a success fee on award. If no funding is awarded during the programme, we extend it.

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Programme at a glance

Funding
£250k-£1m
Funder
UK government
Region
UK-wide
Partners required
Yes
Next deadline
To be confirmed

Why GrantUp

  • Over 82% success rate per engagement
  • Over £190m secured for clients
  • Specialist technical bid writers
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