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How to find Research Funding Opportunities

The Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust in partnership with the University of Leeds has developed RDInfo, the national database of research funding opportunities.

Up-to-date information on a whole host of sources of current research funding opportunities can be found on RDInfo. The database is searchable by keywords and specific areas of interest. The website provides links to a wealth of information on funding opportunities and also grant giving bodies, so if they do not have what you want, they generally know where it can be found.

Please click on the RDInfo logo below to access the website

RDInfo have produced a series of Special Editions which pull together awards of a particular type or which target a particular area. Also available is information on awards which accept applications at any time

R&D Department Monthly Funding Bulletin

The R&D Bulletin gives notification of the latest research funding opportunities, and provides details of lectures and seminars in the local research community. It is published on a monthly basis and if you would like to subscribe to receive a copy, or join our mailing list, please contact the R&D Department.

To download the latest copy, or look at previous copies, please choose from the links below:

The UK Clinical Research Network (UKCRN) Research Portfolio

UKCRN is building a complete picture of the clinical research which is currently taking place across the UK.

Details of studies which meet specific eiligibility criteria are recorded in a database, known as the the UKCRN Clinical Research Portfolio, which comprises the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Portfolio in England, and the corresponding portfolios of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The UKCRN Clinical Research Portfolio is a national data resource, will be used to manage the allocation of NHS infrastructure funding and will support the performance management of UKCRN's Clinical Research Networks.

You can search the UKCRN Portfolio here.

This has replaced The National Research Register (NRR), a register of ongoing and recently completed research projects funded by, or of interest to, the United Kingdom's National Health Service.