Dr Gemma Burgess - Director |
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Dr Nichola Tooke - Trust Administrator |
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Miss Katie Barnes - Deputy Trust Administrator |
Please note the INT team all work on a part-time basis and for most of the time, work away from the Office. The best way to contact us is by email in the first instance using the contact details above. We can then arrange to meet if need be on Teams or Zoom.
Lent: 10 January 2025
Easter: 25 April 2025
Michaelmas: 25 September 2025
Collection-based Research in the Humanities
Application Deadline: 10 January 2025
Project Completion Grants for Mid-Career Researchers in Humanities
Application Deadline: 10 January 2025
Academic Career Development Fellowships
Colleges and Departments interested in making partnerships should contact the Director at the earliest opportunity.
Partnerships should be agreed in Lent Term and no later than 21 February 2025
Widening Participation & Induction Fund
Next application deadline: 31 January 2025
Junior Research Fellowship Programme
Next application deadline: 09 May 2025
Leverhulme Early Career Fellowships 2025
Application deadline: candidates’ applications must reach the University's Research Operations Office by 18 February 2025 in order to submit an application to the Leverhulme Trust no later than 20 February 4pm 2025. Please consult your departmental Research Grant Administrator for additional guidance regarding this internal deadline
INT is not receiving applications from the Schools' for Joint Schools Funding during the 2024-25 academic year. This programme is under review and information about its future will be published here once the Trustees have reviewed the Programme.
Isaac Newton Trust/Biological Sciences
Isaac Newton Trust/Clinical School
Isaac Newton Trust/Cambridge Humanities Research Grant Scheme
Isaac Newton Trust/Physical Sciences & Technology Early Career Research Grants
Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
Cambridge Bursary Scheme (undergraduate support)
Newton Fund (science and innovation partnerships to promote economic development and welfare of developing countries)
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