Heart n Soul announced as new residents of The Hub at Wellcome Collection
Award-winning creative arts company and charity, Heart n Soul, will be the third team of residents in The Hub, Wellcome’s transdisciplinary space exploring health in its…
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Learning from others to create a healthier research culture
What can the research sector learn from other industries about creating a healthy working environment?
A post-Brexit agreement for research and innovation – outcomes from a simulated negotiation process
This report is about the lessons from a simulated negotiation of a post-Brexit UK-EU science agreement.
Agenda: Reimagine Research Culture Festival
Agenda for our free online festival in March 2021, which brought together the research community to take action and help reimagine research. Activities included panel…
States of Mind: Experiences at the Edge of Consciousness
To accompany a major exhibition opening in February 2016, Wellcome Collection will publish 'States of Mind: Experiences at the Edge of Consciousness'. The book is a…
Our new Hub residents will explore how environmental change impacts mental health
Land Body Ecologies research group are the new residents of the Hub at Wellcome Collection. Over the next two years, their project will explore the relationship between…
States of Mind: Tracing the Edges of Consciousness opens at Wellcome Collection
Wellcome Collection opens the second part of a year-long exploration into human consciousness on 4 February 2016. 'States of Mind: Tracing the Edges of Consciousness'…
HIV clinical trial looks at potential benefits of treating recently infected people
A clinical trial is examining whether it is possible to limit damage to the immune system by treating people soon after they are infected with HIV with a short course of…
‘Turn of Mind’ by Alice LaPlante wins the Wellcome Trust Book Prize
The third Wellcome Trust Book Prize has been awarded to Alice LaPlante for her debut novel ‘Turn of Mind’, a tale of a family’s secrets exposed by murder and a brilliant mind…
China: Birth and belonging
Wellcome Collection joins forces with Chinese Arts Centre to produce a major two-day symposium tackling the idea of identity in contemporary China.
Brain surgery, body illusions and busking scientists as Wonder takes over the Barbican
The Barbican is set to come alive with an interactive ‘street fair’ of brain experiments, illusions and workshops, stimulating talks looking at the impact of London city life…
Early treatment for HIV slows damage to immune system and reduces risk of transmission, study suggests
A 48-week course of antiretroviral medication taken in the early stages of HIV infection slows the damage to the immune system and delays the need for long-term treatment,…
Wellcome Photography Prize 2020
The winners of the Wellcome Photography Prize 2020, chosen from thousands of entries from 127 countries.
Land Body Ecologies announced as new Wellcome Collection Hub residents
Land Body Ecologies Research Group have been awarded Wellcome's Hub Award, a 2-year, £1 million residency grant that supports transdisciplinary teams to explore…
'Keeper' by Andrea Gillies wins first ever Wellcome Trust Book Prize
A thoughtful and moving book that takes the reader on a journey into dementia has won the first Wellcome Trust Book Prize.
The Identity Project launches in Scotland
As part of an ambitious nine-month nationwide season of activity from the Wellcome Trust - exploring who we are and what influences our thinking and understanding of human…
Barbican and Wellcome Trust announce full programme for ‘Wonder’
Ruby Wax talking about her battle with depression and the research that it has inspired, mathematician Marcus du Sautoy and DJ James Holden exploring consciousness through an…
Climate and Health Award: Advancing climate mitigation solutions with health co-benefits in low- and middle-income countries
This funding call will generate a body of evidence on the health effects of climate change mitigation interventions in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
Lead applicant career stage:
- Established researcher
Administering organisation location:
- Low- or middle-income countries (apart from mainland China)
Funding duration:
2–4 years
Funding amount:
£500,000-£2 million per project
Strategic programme:
- Climate and Health
Frequency:
One-off
Coapplicants:
Accepted
How to survive climate change: a lesson from Hurricane Maria
The rest of the world can learn from Puerto Rican communities rallying together to recover from a natural disaster fuelled by climate change.
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Jane Palmer