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This report presents the results of the fifth Wellcome Monitor. It focuses on findings about Covid-19.

The people, projects and places we support include everyone from small community groups and charities to Nobel Prize winners and national galleries.

Insights from the Wellcome Global Monitor – the largest global survey of how people think and feel about science – found levels of trust in scientists …

Public trust in scientists rose during the pandemic, placing it on par with doctors and nurses. During the Covid-19 pandemic, more than three-quarters of people globally said…

They are with us from the beginning and eat us when we die. Insects will always be a part of our lives, and a major new season at Wellcome Collection explores the complex and…

Human infection studies have the power to rapidly accelerate the development of much-needed vaccines and treatments, including for Covid-19.

Wellcome Global Monitor 2020 Summary of key findings

Over nine in ten people worldwide (92%) feel mental health is as or more important than physical health for overall wellbeing, with almost half (46%) saying it is more…

This is our analysis of the spending by 38 organisations that received a grant from the Charity Open Access Fund (COAF), or a block grant from Wellcome to cover…

The Wellcome Global Monitor 2018: Africa toolkit shows how people in Africa think and feel about science and healthcare.

Sleep trackers have become a multimillion-pound industry, with tech companies making increasingly smart devices for people to monitor their sleep and activity patterns. But…

We know that in the charity sector it can be difficult for colleagues to challenge bad practice. That’s why we’ve developed Speak Up – a new initiative to help us build a…

The findings of our survey of more than 4,000 researchers expose the stark pressures that many face. But together, we can learn from one another’s good practice and come up…

In the Humanities and Social Science team at Wellcome, we’ve been experimenting with some different approaches.

Café Culture is an opportunity for you and your colleagues to talk about the challenges you face in research culture, reflect on what a better culture would look like, and…

The world’s largest study into how people around the world think and feel about science and major health challenges.

This is chapter 2 of the Wellcome Global Monitor 2018.

Perspectives on and experiences of research culture, based on a survey of more than 4,000 researchers in the UK and globally.

El Niño conditions are returning. Global temperatures are expected to rise, leading to extreme climate and weather events with health consequences around the world. Find out…

Project summaries of Wellcome grants awarded under the scheme ‘People Awards’. People Awards have been replaced by the Public Engagement Fund.