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Bullying, harassment, abuse and harm policy
What we expect from the people and organisations we fund, why we ask to be informed and what we do with this information, sanctions and handling allegations.
Researchers find new role for matrix molecule in memory
Once regarded as an inert scaffold or ‘glue’ the extracellular matrix - the molecules that surround and support animal cells - has been shown to have crucial roles in the…
Lucy's story: a journey between different disciplines
Few careers are straightforward. Lucy took two years' break from academia, changed disciplines to return – and became a new parent just as she started her postdoc.
We need to invest in researchers in the long-term
Research culture could greatly improve if we addressed short-termism and job insecurity, says Professor Katrina Lythgoe.
How to report grant progress
Find out what Wellcome grantholders need to do to report progress on their grant.
Rest Test to uncover the nation's resting habits
The British public are being invited to share their experiences of rest as part of a national ‘Rest Test’, which launched on 3 November at 9pm on BBC Radio 4’s All in the…
Global business should contribute towards cost of preparing for pandemics
Global business should play a critical role in making the world more resilient against disease outbreaks, contributing to the investment needed to strengthen health systems,…
Georgie Meadows: Stitched drawings
‘Georgie Meadows: Stitched drawings’ brings together 20 textile artworks that explore personal experiences of ageing and dementia. Meadows, a Monmouth-based artist and…
Is CBD the future of antipsychotic drugs? A new global study investigates
Researchers think cannabidiol (CBD) could offer a ground-breaking new treatment for people with psychosis. A new Wellcome-supported study could help find the answers.
Authentic Biology: school students present the results of real scientific research
Students from five secondary schools will be presenting the results of their genuine academic research at a symposium alongside scientist and broadcaster Professor Robert…
From equality to global poverty: the Covid-19 effects on societies and economies
The Covid-19 pandemic is a social and an economic crisis just as much as it is a health one – its repercussions, severe and far-reaching, are being felt across the world.
A new decade for science and research
As we publish our annual report, Julia Gillard, Chair of Wellcome, shares her outlook on the critical role for science in solving urgent health challenges facing everyone.
Wellcome Global Monitor 2020: Covid-19
How the Covid-19 crisis has affected people around the world and influenced their trust in science, healthcare systems and governments.
'False Memory Archive' culminates in touring exhibition
Scientific research into the phenomenon of false memories underpins the national touring exhibition 'False Memory Archive’, opening at The Exchange in Penzance on Saturday 28…
New award celebrates medicine in literature
Launch of a £25,000 annual award, created by the Wellcome Trust, bringing together the traditionally diverse fields of medicine and literature.
The Sick of the Fringe: celebrating science, health and art at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Science and health are to be front and centre stage in a mini-festival of events during this years’ Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The Sick of the Fringe is bringing together…
Sir John Sulston (1942-2018)
We were deeply saddened to hear about the death of Sir John Sulston this week. John was an outstanding figure in UK biological and medical science and in Wellcome’s history.
Our trans inclusion policy is the latest step in making Wellcome more inclusive
Developed in collaboration with our LGBTQ+ network at Wellcome, we're launching a new trans inclusion policy for our staff.
Cherry's story: a career launched by first-hand experience and a good mentor
How do you go about building all the skills you need at the start of your research career? Cherry found a mentor to guide her through this journey.