Reimagine Research Culture Festival
The festival explored how to build a more positive and inclusive research culture. Catch up with the highlights, including new approaches, what's already working,…
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Experts share three changes we need to see in anxiety research
Professor Ed Watkins and Dhriti Sarkar explain how to bridge the gaps in our understanding of anxiety-related problems and improve the lives of millions of people living with…
Simge Eva Dogan
Four new appointments to Wellcome’s Board of Governors
Four leaders with experience across the finance, advertising, NGOs and banking sectors have been appointed to our Board of Governors.
A new way to explore the science of life: Mosaic launches today
Mosaic, a new digital publication dedicated to exploring the science of life, launches today, offering content that anyone can read, share and reproduce for free.
Reimagine Research Culture Festival
Our free online festival in March 2021 will bring together the research community to take action and help reimagine research.
The role of informal science in youth work: findings from Curiosity round one
'Curiosity' provides funding to help youth organisations develop and deliver inspiring science activities for disadvantaged children and young people. This report looks at…
How can we protect pregnant women from rising temperatures?
Dr Gloria Maimela, Director of Climate and Health at Wits RHI in South Africa, outlines the impacts of excessive heat on pregnant women – and shares some of the ways research…
Dr Gloria Maimela
Free online access to nearly 200 years of medical research
Complete back issues covering nearly 200 years of historically significant biomedical journals are being made freely available online as a result of a Wellcome Trust project.
Documents available for inspection
We're making the following documents available for inspection in connection with our bond issue.
Supporting discovery research across the globe
Learn about discovery research Wellcome is funding across the globe and why it’s key to our strategy
Bradley Roberts
Sophie Hawkesworth
Using the power of big data for health and wellbeing across Africa
Diversity in data is key to increasing health and wellbeing globally. That’s why we’re funding a team of researchers in Africa to plan and use the largest population data…
Bruna Galobardes
Chapter 2: Experience of anxiety or depression
Wellcome Global Monitor 2020 Chapter 2
4 projects reveal history of health experiences in LGBTQI+ community
To mark this year’s LGBT History Month, Charli Colegate from our Humanities and Social Science team highlights four grants that are exploring the health-related histories of…
Listening to scientists from across Africa to develop our next Mental Health Data Prize
Our first Mental Health Data Prize is generating exciting new research opportunities for data scientists primarily in the UK. Read about how we’re tailoring our next prize…
Ekin Bolukbasi
Researchers pay the cost of research
Excellence in research shouldn’t come at the expense of those who make it happen.
Ben Bleasdale
Rose George
How can we prevent epidemics? This initiative aims to find out
Wellcome is working with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office in a five-year initiative to help prevent future epidemics and improve the response to current ones.
Wellcome appoints Dr John-Arne Røttingen as Chief Executive Officer to lead its £16bn strategy to back science and build a healthier future
Dr John-Arne Røttingen, a medical scientist, public health official, diplomat and research administrator, will take up the post in January 2024.
Horizon Europe: why the UK re-joining is great for science and health
With a new deal struck between the UK and EU on Horizon Europe, we look at why the scheme matters for health research and what needs to happen next.
Beth Thompson
Developing a vaccine for Covid-19: what can we learn from past outbreaks?
Vaccines are one of our most powerful health tools. Here’s some of the lessons we’ve learned about the development and use of vaccines from past outbreaks.
Charlie Weller