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The Lysiak-Rudnytsky Ukrainian Studies Programme is a long-term programme to support projects in Ukrainian studies for research, educational, cultural institutions, and analytical centres abroad.
A discussion on the ongoing research, art, and charity work supporting Ukrainian institutions and people during increasingly turbulent times.
This funding competition makes available up to £14.5m to support businesses to develop highly innovative, sustainable energy technologies and business models which can specifically support the recovery of Ukraine’s energy system.
Join us on 28 March from 12pm to 1pm to learn how Edinburgh researchers can apply for up to €40,000 for a joint project in collaboration with Una Europa member universities.
Join us for this film screening, including a Q&A with the films creators.
Senior faculty members are invited to apply for a visiting fellowship of $10,000 for up to 3 weeks.
Connect with doctoral researchers and established academics from across Una Europa, and develop transdisciplinary knowledge that could significantly contribute to your research.
The discovery of new materials has driven some of the most groundbreaking scientific advancements, shaping modern society.
Explore the concept of One Health at a deeper level and broaden the understanding of this framework from interdisciplinary viewpoints in a structured series of courses and workshops.
The Universities of Edinburgh and Toronto are launching an exciting new initiative to foster international collaborative research on AI and Health, and Data for Environmental Sustainability, two broad research areas that align with the University of Edinburgh Research & Innovation Strategy and University of Toronto’s Institutional Research Plan.
The Fulbright Specialist Programme invites UK universities to host a leading US academic or professional to work on diverse, short-term collaborative projects.
The University of Edinburgh is proud to participate in the UK academic mentoring scheme, led by Science for Ukraine-UK volunteers. Launched in response to the Russian invasion, the programme supports Ukrainian university colleagues affected by the conflict.
The Fund is open to applications from academics at the University of Edinburgh who are collaborating with colleagues at FU Berlin.
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