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Academies Collective Fund: Resilient Futures - African Independent Research (FLAIR) Fellowship

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Fellowships for talented African early career researchers who have the potential to become leaders in their field. These fellowships provide the opportunity to build an independent research career in a sub-Saharan African institution and to undertake cutting-edge scientific research that will address global challenges facing developing countries.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-RS-GCRF-01
Start date 2018-4-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £30,385,236

Academies Collective Fund: Resilient Futures - Challenge-led Grants

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

From the Joint Academies Resilient Futures programme - GCRF Challenge Grants in partnership with the British Academy, the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Academy of Medical Sciences which is composed of a series of activities each run by a different partner. The interdisciplinary consortia will generate new approaches to significant and complex resilience problems facing developing countries and consist of one UK research group and two developing country research groups.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-RS-GCRF-03
Start date 2017-1-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £5,264,000

Coherence and Impact - Early Career Research Network

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Coherence and Impact - Early Career Research Network - Providing early career researchers from LMICs with opportunities to establish research links with early career researchers from other developing countries and the UK, strengthen research capacity in developing countries, and improve research links between early career researchers in the UK and developing countries to facilitate joint work on global challenges.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-RS-GCRF-04
Start date 2019-7-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £1,134,005.79

Core - International Collaboration Awards

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

International Collaboration Awards enable outstanding researchers in the UK to partner with the best research groups in developing countries on projects that address issues faced by developing countries.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-RS-GCRF-07
Start date 2016-10-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £14,996,913

Newton Mobility Grants (Year 5 Round 1)

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

This programme supports researchers in Newton Fund countries to develop collaborations with UK researchers. These awards are particularly suited to initiate new collaborative partnerships, between scholars who have not previously worked together, or new initiatives between scholars who have collaborated in the past.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_ZAF_889
Start date 2018-7-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £52,427.16

Newton International Fellowships (Year 6 Round 1)

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Enables talented early career post-doctoral researchers from partner countries to spend two consecutive years undertaking research at a UK host institute. The fellowship supports talented early career researchers from partner countries to develop their research capabilities by hosting them with some of the best research departments in the UK.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_IND_905
Start date 2020-7-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £362,245.97

Newton Advanced Fellowships (Year 5 Round 2) NSFC

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

This programme focuses on mid-career researchers in Newton Fund countries, and develops their research strengths by providing support for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to researchers in partner countries.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_CHN_930
Start date 2019-1-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £2,185,660

Newton International Fellowships (Year 6 Round 1) NSFC

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Enables talented early career post-doctoral researchers from partner countries to spend two consecutive years undertaking research at a UK host institute. The fellowship supports talented early career researchers from partner countries to develop their research capabilities by hosting them with some of the best research departments in the UK.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_CHN_934
Start date 2020-7-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £525,503.50

Newton International Fellowships (Year 6 Round 1) CAS

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Enables talented early career post-doctoral researchers from partner countries to spend two consecutive years undertaking research at a UK host institute. The fellowship supports talented early career researchers from partner countries to develop their research capabilities by hosting them with some of the best research departments in the UK.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_CHN_938
Start date 2020-7-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £266,320.03

Newton Advanced Fellowships (Year 7 Round 1)

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

This programme focuses on mid-career researchers in Newton Fund countries, and develops their research strengths by providing support for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to researchers in partner countries.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_TUR_945
Start date 2020-10-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £222,000

Royal Society Staff costs

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Royal Society Staff costs for establishing and running ODA eligible Programmes.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_DEL_Del37
Start date 2014-4-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £2,447,325.68

Royal Society travel costs

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Royal Society travel costs for establishing and running ODA eligible programmes.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_DEL_Del38
Start date 2014-4-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £82,087.67

Delivery costs

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Delivery and administrative costs to support Royal Society activities funded by the Newton Fund.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_DEL_Del39
Start date 2014-7-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £25,122.37

Newton Advanced Fellowships (Year 2 Round 2) NSFC

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

This programme focuses on mid-career researchers in Newton Fund countries, and develops their research strengths by providing support for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to researchers in partner countries.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_CHN_831
Start date 2016-1-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £1,102,955

Newton Advanced Fellowships (Year 4 Round 2) NSFC

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

This programme focuses on mid-career researchers in Newton Fund countries, and develops their research strengths by providing support for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to researchers in partner countries.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_CHN_873
Start date 2018-1-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £1,753,041

Newton Mobility Grants (Year 4 Round 2) NSFC

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

This programme supports researchers in Newton Fund countries to develop collaborations with UK researchers. These awards are particularly suited to initiate new collaborative partnerships, between scholars who have not previously worked together, or new initiatives between scholars who have collaborated in the past.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-RS_CHN_874
Start date 2018-1-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £417,258

FENGBO-WIND - Farming the ENvironment into the Grid: Big data in Offshore Wind

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

The proposed project will develop an integrated computational simulation approach capable of handling the complex interactions between the local atmosphere, the coastal ocean and sedimentary environment, farm aerodynamics, turbine response and grid integration in offshore wind farms. This will target a substantial reduction in the cost of energy in offshore wind by exploiting: high-fidelity optimization of array design and operation, tailored to a specific site and able to deal with realistic marine atmospheric boundary layer conditions, in particular the very slow dissipation of rotor wakes; combined with big-data analysis of very-large-scale simulations of the whole system under extreme conditions, to minimize integrity risks without overly conservative safety factors. Both situations will be investigated within the context of the development of offshore farms off the Chinese coast, which brings particular challenges regarding coastal characteristics (e.g. high sediment concentrations) and extreme events (in particular typhoons). To achieve this we propose a multiscale approach to wind farm design and network integration that considers, first, a more accurate characterisation of extreme events (and active mitigation strategies) in the analysis through highly-resolved computer simulation; second, new optimization techniques for the design and operation of wind farms that allow for sustained power extraction using relevant knowledge of both the marine atmosphere and individual turbine (aeroservoelastic) dynamics; and third, robust grid design and operation strategies that accommodate wind resource variability and maximise the sustainability of energy generation. FENGBO-WIND will carry out the most ambitious computer simulations to date on farm dynamics and farm/environment interaction, to build physics-based predictive capabilities on farm output and investigate long-term interactions between farms and their local environment. An interdisciplinary consortium of experts, including Earth/environmental scientists, civil and electrical engineers, and fluid dynamicists, have been assembled to tackle this challenging computational problem. The team will have access to (1) the world's largest supercomputer (Sunway TaihuLight) to carry out full system simulations of energy output and farm state for specific environmental scenarios, (2) operational data from existing wind farms off the Chinese coast as well as conditions at a target site through a partnership with a local grid company, and (3) performance data for a state-of-the-art wind turbine design from the leading Chinese manufacturer. The results will be benchmarked against state-of-the-art industrial design tools and protocols for grid integration for offshore wind farms.

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-FUND--Newton-EP_R007470_1
Start date 2017-7-3
Status Implementation
Total budget £767,772.88

Academy of Medical Sciences Staff delivery costs

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Newton Fund. Programme Delivery costs for Academy of Medical Sciences

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-AMS_DEL_Del_Staff
Start date 2014-4-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £1,346,751.92

Academy of Medical Sciences Travel & Subsistence delivery costs

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Newton Fund. Programme Delivery costs for Academy of Medical Sciences

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-AMS_DEL_Del_Travel
Start date 2014-4-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £30,253.96

Academy of Medical Sciences Miscellaneous delivery costs

DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY

Newton Fund. Programme Delivery costs for Academy of Medical Sciences

Programme Id GB-GOV-13-NEWT-AMS_DEL_Del_Misc
Start date 2014-4-1
Status Implementation
Total budget £108,494.12

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