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    Royal Society Wolfson Fellowship

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    Royal Society Wolfson Fellowship supports international research leaders moving to UK institutions, funding natural sciences research to strengthen strategically important fields and build research excellence.

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    Funder: Royal Society

    Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Round 1 application) | August 2027 (Round 2 application)

    Funding Amounts: Up to £300,000 over up to five years, plus justified relocation and visa costs

    Summary: Supports international research leaders relocating to UK universities and not-for-profit research institutions in strategically important natural sciences fields.

    Key Information: Applicants must be nominated by their proposed UK host institution before submitting a full application.


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    The Royal Society Wolfson Fellowship helps UK universities and not-for-profit research institutions recruit outstanding emerging or established international research leaders and their teams from overseas. It provides long-term, flexible support for high-quality research in fields the host considers strategically important, strengthening research and building a critical mass of excellence in UK departments and institutions.

    The fellowship is aimed at mid- and senior-career researchers with established, independent research programmes and significant contributions to their fields. Research must fall within the Royal Society’s natural sciences remit, including biological and biomedical sciences, chemistry, engineering, mathematics and physics. Funding can support research expenses, research staff, PhD studentships and salary enhancement, alongside relocation and visa costs. Fellows can also access career development, leadership, science communication and public engagement opportunities.


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