Wellcome Library's digital player is made freely available
The Wellcome Library’s innovative digital player, the piece of software that is used to 'play' digitised content, is now freely available for anyone to download and use.
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Pattern Completion: Trust-funded installation explores how brain cells recall memories
An evocative installation exploring the ways in which brain cells recall memories debuts at Gimpel Fils this month. Created by an artist, sound designer and neuroscientist, ‘…
Appendix C: Country-level data
Browse the Wellcome Global Monitor 2018 data by country.
Ellen Reid in New York: SOUNDWALK
Created by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Reid, SOUNDWALK is a GPS-enabled work of public art that uses music to illuminate walks around New York's Central Park,…
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Our media office deals with journalists’ enquiries about the Wellcome Trust and Wellcome Collection.
Wellcome Library funds a new partnership to digitise 800,000 pages of mental health archives
Over 800,000 pages of archival material from psychiatric hospitals in the UK from the 18th to the 20th centuries will be digitised and made freely available online as part of…
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If you have current Wellcome funding, you can use our logo on websites, presentations, paperwork and promotional materials.
Covid-19: research and projects we've funded
From the development of treatments and vaccines, to support for low- and middle-income countries, we funded a range of Covid-19 research during the…
Funded people and projects
Find out about the people and projects we've funded, including grants awarded and the latest grant funding data.
A framework for ethical governance of mental health databanks
Potential risks and mitigation strategies that take into account the key ethical considerations associated with building and running a databank.
Website for new open-access journal, ‘eLife’, introduced today
The website for the new open access journal ‘eLife’ launches today, revealing a fresh approach to presenting and using scientific content.
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Wellcome Funding platform – guidance for research offices
Find out how research offices can use the Wellcome Funding platform, including guidance on setting up an account and organisation workspace, editing applications and…
Crowdsourcing neuroscience: new games added to The Great Brain Experiment
Scientists at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging at UCL have found that by using a mobile app, it is possible to gather, on a large scale, the type of information…
Wellcome Library pledges support for Knowledge Unlatched open access project
Wellcome Library has signed up to a new open access pilot project, Knowledge Unlatched (KU). KU aims to make a collection of books, covering a wide range of humanities and…
Wellcome Collection reaches 1 million visitor milestone
On 20 July 2007 Wellcome Collection opened to the public. Just three years later, one million people have passed through its doors. Yaphet Berihoun, a student and regular…
Mobile games can be reliable tools for conducting psychology experiments, UK researchers find
Initial findings from one of the largest cognitive science experiments ever conducted have shown that mobile games can be used to reliably address psychology questions,…
Hosting your Café Culture discussion
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…
Wellcome Global Monitor 2018
The world’s largest study into how people around the world think and feel about science and major health challenges.
Midsummer Picnic
The Wellcome Collection Midsummer Picnic is back for 2010 on Saturday 26 June. Taking place in Cumberland Market, this free community event invites local residents to…