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    Discovery Research Senior Fellowship

    Discovery Research Senior Fellowship supports established non-clinician researchers to deliver hypothesis-testing cardiovascular research that could improve patient outcomes and advance research leadership.

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    Funder: British Heart Foundation

    Due Dates: September 16, 2026 (Application deadline, 17:00) | March 3, 2027 (Following application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to 5 years (equivalent duration part-time); 50% of fellow’s salary, two supporting posts and research costs; no fellowship cost cap

    Summary: Supports established non-clinician cardiovascular researchers to deliver hypothesis-testing research and progress towards programme grants and professorship funding.

    Key Information: The host must underwrite 50% of salary and commit to tenure or equivalent upon successful completion.


    Description

    The British Heart Foundation’s Discovery Research Senior Fellowship supports leaders in cardiovascular research as they progress towards leading larger-scale research programme grants and securing professorship funding. It funds outstanding, hypothesis-testing research with the potential to ultimately improve outcomes for patients with cardiovascular disease.

    The scheme spans non-clinician cardiovascular research, including bench-based discovery science, epidemiology, data science, genetics, engineering and behavioural science. Alongside project support, it provides resources for professional development, scientific meetings and independent mentoring. Proposals should demonstrate ambition, address major unmet needs and show potential for transformative impact, while remaining feasible through clear objectives, a structured workplan and contingency planning.


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