Research interests we support, funding sources and how to make an application. If you are an outstanding cell, molecular or structural biologist and would like to establish an independent research group in either the Institute of Cell Biology or the Institute of Quantitative Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology at the University of Edinburgh, then we should be pleased to consider sponsoring you for a fellowship to make this possible. For more information about the School visit the links below. About us Research themes Facilities Support for fellows We have a long track record of sponsoring successful candidates for research fellowships. In 2010-2011 there will be sixteen Fellows working within ICB or IQB3, each of whom has access to all our research facilities and to research council and institutional PhD studentships. Those we select for sponsorship will be guided in developing their fellowship applications and in preparing for and an interview should they be short-listed. Successful candidates will be given help in establishing their research in Edinburgh and, through a regular mentoring programme, advice in developing their research so that they can win continued fellowship support or go on to take up an academic post in Edinburgh or elsewhere. Fellowship funding sources The following websites give details on funding sources available for Fellowships David Phillips Fellowship (BBSRC) Career Development Fellowships (Cancer Research UK) Senior Cancer Research Fellowship Starting Independent Researcher Grant (European Research Council) Advanced Investigators Grant Career Development Award (Medical Research Council) Senior Non-clinical Fellowship University Research Fellowships (Royal Society) Research Professorship (Royal Society) Research Career Development Fellowship (Wellcome Trust) Senior Research fellowship in Basic Biomedical Science (Wellcome Trust) Principal Fellowship (Wellcome Trust) Making an application If you would like to be sponsored for a research fellowship by ICB or IQB3 then please contact Kevin Hardwick (Head of ICB), Lynne Regan (Head of IQB3), or any member of either Institute. Professor Kevin Hardwick Head of Institute of Cell Biology Institute of Cell Biology School of Biological Sciences Contact details Email: kevin.hardwick@ed.ac.uk Professor Lynne Regan Head of Institute of Quantitative Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology Institute of Quantitative Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology School of Biological Sciences Contact details Email: Lynne.Regan@ed.ac.uk This article was published on 2024-06-17