Applications are invited for project grants to support work on the subject of 'hospital infection control', to be carried out in the UK or Eire only.
Two types of funding are available:
Major Research Grant up to £33,000 per annum for 1-3 years
This grant would be suitable to support a PhD studentship, MD or other research worker and related consumables/equipment. Grants for longer than one year will be subject to satisfactory annual reports.
Small Research Grants up to £5,000
These would be suitable to support small-scale research projects, or possibly the costs associated with the visit of an overseas research fellow. Small grants are normally non-recurring.
The closing date for applications is the 31st July.
The Mike Emmerson Young Investigator Award
Professor Emmerson was an inspiring teacher and encouraged many young doctors, nurses and other health care professionals to become involved in the science and practice of infection control. This award is specifically aimed at encouraging trainees to become involved in the major issues of healthcare acquired infection which are just as much a problem in hospitals today as they were in the past and are now increasingly seen in community settings.
This award is open to medical microbiologists in non-tenured posts and nurses, clinical scientists or biomedical scientists of Band 6 or below who wish to carry out original investigations on topics relating to hospital acquired infection.
The grants will be available for sum up to £10,000 and will be awarded annually; closing date for all applications is 1st February.
In addition, applications for Travel Grants would be welcomed. These are primarily intended to enable trainees to attend meetings of educational benefit, particularly if work is to be presented.
Please download the application forms below. A travel grant application form is also attached below
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