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    EPSRC Strategic Infrastructure outlines: September 2026

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    EPSRC Strategic Infrastructure outlines: September 2026 supports UK research organisations to build or expand shared research infrastructure, strengthening scientific capability and access to equipment.

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    Funder: UK Research and Innovation

    Due Dates: Rolling (outlines; no closing date) | September–December 2026 (batch 1) | January–April 2027 (batch 2)

    Funding Amounts: Equipment over £400,000 including VAT; capital costs up to 100% full economic cost, non-capital costs at 80%

    Summary: EPSRC funds strategic infrastructure and resources that expand access to existing equipment for research predominantly within its remit.

    Key Information: EPSRC accepts no more than three applications per institution per batching period; route two requires an invitation.


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    The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), part of UK Research and Innovation, runs this opportunity to strengthen UK scientific capability and enable cutting-edge research aligned with EPSRC and national priorities. Proposed infrastructure must be strategically important to its host institution and support research predominantly within EPSRC’s remit. It should serve multiple users rather than a single research project.

    Route one supports the purchase and set-up of equipment or computing hardware, together with justified resources needed to make it useful. The infrastructure may create new capability, increase capacity or deliver faster, higher-resolution or more cost-effective results. Route two supports invited proposals to increase use of existing infrastructure—for example, through staff support, training, research services or improved access and sharing.


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