Fellowships for those looking to return to a research career after a break of two or more years for family, health or caring reasons. The aim is to give participants the confidence and skills they need to make a successful return to research.
Data Resources
Dataking Consulting
United Kingdom
Debre Markos University
Ethiopia
Deepa Paliwal 2019
Defence Research and Development Organisation
India
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
United Kingdom
Defining Correlates of Humoral Immunity Against Inhalational Melioidosis
Defining the mechanism of BCG-priming and its impact on subunit vaccine boosting
Dr Elena Stylianou, University of Oxford, UK
Deltamune - Biotechnology
South Africa
Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development (South Africa)
South Africa
Department of Health, County Government of Kisumu
Kenya
Determining the metabolic impact of BCG vaccination
Develop interdisciplinary research proposals to tackle epidemic threats
19 June 2025
Apply for seed funding to build interdisciplinary teams and develop research ideas to tackle epidemic diseases of animals, humans and plants.
Developing a mouse model of diabetes to evaluate vaccines for TB and melioidosis
Developing a vaccine for Melioidosis: Probing the protective immune response
with Prof Siobhán McClean & Dr Julen Tomás Cortázar, UCD
Developing a vaccine for Melioidosis:Probing the protective immune response
30 June 2020
Prof Siobhán McClean and Dr Julen Tomás Cortázar discussed their progress towards a vaccine for Burkholderia pseudomallei, the bacteria that causes Melioidosis.
Development of an RNA based vaccine against Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Development of Versatile and Cost-Effective Next-Generation Vaccines through Multivalent Approaches
Dhaka Medical College
Bangladesh
Different Adjuvants Significantly Influence the Immunogenicity and Protective Capacity of a Melioidosis Subunit Vaccine
Directors' Fund
Directors' Fund Grants Round 1 Awarded
17 October 2025
Dr Luciana Balboa - Reflections for International Women's Day 2026
For International Women's Day 2026, Prof. Lydia Mosi reflects on her journey as an African woman scientist and the importance of leadership, mentorship, and equitable support for women in research.
