Collaborations with industrial partners should be managed through an MRC Industry Collaboration Framework. It is essential that the proposal include plans to link up with existing aligned UK-wide initiatives. We strongly encourage collaboration across sectors, including NHS organisations, academia, industry and other partners.

early phase clinical research (experimental medicine)Īt least 1 member of the partnership must have a demonstrable track record in acting as a data custodian with the ability to make data accessible for research, development and innovation, taking place across academia, industry and the NHS.

genetic risk factors and their analysis.

human physiology, neurology vascular, metabolic and immunological expertise.

informatics, record linkage and database interoperability.The platform is expected to include international-level expertise and hands-on experience for some or all of the following areas: Institutions may be partners to more than 1 application but should only act as lead institution for 1. However, proposals must be submitted by a single lead organisation. Recognising the value of regional data sets and leadership it is expected that proposals involve multi-institutional collaboration. The platform must aim to deliver a national resource over the course of the award and include plans towards financial sustainability in the long-term. ability to process health data for research and innovation.

track record of the use of health data for public benefit.appropriate scientific and clinical leadership.See more details on institutional and individual eligibility.Īpplications must be able to demonstrate: Principal investigators and co-investigators must be based at an eligible research organisation and have a verified Je-S account to apply. This funding opportunity is open to applicants from eligible UK-based organisations in accordance with standard UK Research and Innovation practice.

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