The RAEng/Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowships aim to allow academics to concentrate on full-time research and be relieved of teaching and administrative responsibilities.
Applications are now open.
Deadline: 13 November 2025, 4pm GMT
Submit and review your applications here
Support for underrepresented groups
Protein/Nanoclay Nanocomposites for Sustainable Food Packaging
Develop next-generation quantum microscopes for future energy-efficient electronics
Irregular breathing patterns for targeted drug delivery
Knowledge-driven Deep Learning for Music Informatics
MAGPIE: Magnetic-Pneumatic Intelligent Endoluminal Robots for Lifesaving Care
DroneShield: Cyber Vulnerability Analysis in GPS-Denied Environments
Multi-STEP: Multi-scale STructural Evaluation Platform for in-vitro musculoskeletal disease models
A Leap Towards Scalable Autonomous Vehicles through Data-efficient AI
Engineering the hierarchical structure of skeletal muscle using 3D-bioprinting: clinical and food security applications
4D multi-physics modelling and printing of Shape-memory Meta-bio-comPosites (4DSMP)
Real-time diagnosis and health management for wave energy conversion systems
Over-ventilated vs. under-ventilated “travelling fires”, which one is right?
Resilience of flood-disrupted road networks with dynamic people-centric digital twin
Physics-guided Deep Learning for Automatic Material Decomposition in Photon Counting Computed Tomography
3D Fluidic Platforms for testing Antioxidant ‘Environment Repair’ Biomaterials functionality
Functionalised composite adsorbent material for industrial applications (FAM)
Resource-efficient machine listening
Statistical and machine learning approaches for the characterisation of soils
Multi-level computational modelling for improving clinical outcome in treating tremor
COMP-HA: Computational mechanobiology for treatment discovery in Haemophilic Arthropathy
On-chip generation of coherent continuous and pulsed terahertz waves for future quantum communication systems
Multi-scale friction interface design for resilient and sustainable dynamical systems
A ‘system-of-systems’ approach to meet a Net-Zero vision through Digital Twins
Stainless steel hydrogen storage for net zero maritime transportation
Detecting and Anticipating Data Non-stationarity in Distributed Machine Learning
Microfluidic metrology for processing low-dimensional materials at large scales
Ethical LiFi – Phototoxicity-free Visible Light-based Wireless Connectivity
Mimicking Nature Adhesive for Bone Repair
Self-Monitoring and Resilient Control for Electrified Powertrain (SMaRtEP)
