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    Special Project Grants

    Special Project Grants support researchers undertaking substantial cardiovascular research in basic science, datasets, epidemiological cohorts and experimental medicine to pursue focused, original investigations.

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    Funder: British Heart Foundation

    Due Dates: Rolling (applications) | At least 18 months before start (outline) | 12 months before start (recommended full submission)

    Funding Amounts: Projects costing more than £500,000 or lasting longer than four years; support up to five years

    Summary: Supports substantial, focused cardiovascular research in basic science, datasets, epidemiological cohorts and experimental medicine.

    Key Information: Senior UK-based researchers need a strong grant-support record, an internationally recognised profile and outline approval before applying fully.


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    British Heart Foundation Special Project Grants support extensive and imaginative investigations that remain focused on a distinct cardiovascular research project. The scheme covers basic science, studies using datasets only, population and patient-based cohort studies in epidemiology, and experimental medicine. It provides a route for work costing more than £500,000 or requiring longer than four years, with support available for up to five years.

    The scheme is intended for senior researchers at established UK research institutions. It does not support work forming part of a renewable research programme, which belongs under Programme Grants. Clinical trials and hypothesis-based observational studies recruiting a specific patient population and costing more than £500,000 fall under Clinical Study Grants. Research costing up to £500,000 and lasting up to four years belongs under Project Grants.


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