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The UKRI–Southeast Asia call supported collaborative infectious-disease research with antimicrobial-resistance and epidemic potential. UKRI offered up to £1 million per project, with partner-country funding rules set separately. Application

The 2026 OH-TREAT call supports transnational antimicrobial-resistance research. Pre-proposals closed on February 2; invited full proposals closed on June 17, 2026. Participating funders apply their own national eligibility and funding rule

The Hooper Shaw Foundation-funded scholarship supports full-time PhD research on bacteriophage-based antimicrobial biotechnology in Sydney’s Faculty of Medicine and Health. It provides the university RTP stipend rate for up to 3.5 years, su

Australian BioCommons Leadership Share supports community-defined life-science data assets with infrastructure, computational resources, specialist expertise and shared software. Its focus includes reference data generation, production-scal

UK-based researchers and AI developers from academia, industry, the public sector and other organizations could request 50,000–1.4 million GPU hours on Isambard-AI over six or twelve months. Priority areas included medical research and engi

The two-year fellowship offers salary, benefits, travel support and AI training for researchers applying AI to natural sciences, engineering or mathematics. Applicants must be within three years of a non-computer-science PhD and secure an N

NTU’s AI-for-X fellowship supports early-career researchers using AI across STEM, including medicine. Awardees receive up to four years of funding, remuneration and benefits, a S$250,000 research grant and access to AI facilities and comput

EMBO accepts postdoctoral fellowship applications throughout the year, with the next cutoff on January 22, 2027 at 14:00 CET. The fellowships support life-science research and require international mobility. EMBO

Noda Institute for Scientific Research’s 2027 call supported basic and applied microbial research connected to fermentation science and sustainability. Standard, early-career and sustainability grants offered ¥3 million for one year, with s

India’s National One Health Mission sought organisations to develop AI tools for detecting emerging pathogens across human, animal and environmental settings. The mission offered R&D funding, with budgets proposed by applicants. The ICMR no

AI4PEP’s Global South call supported responsible AI research for public-health preparedness and response within a One Health framework. Teams could request up to CAN$362,500, with up to CAN$1,283,286 per region. The 2023 application round i

The IEME fund accepts applications throughout the year for short overseas research visits and conference participation. Researchers in their twenties or thirties, based in Japan, must work in one of the fund’s specified microbial biochemist

Early-career faculty at African universities can develop AI research in climate, food/water security or STEM underpinning biomedical research while retaining their home positions. The programme provides Oxford mentorship, training and compu

The Best Arabic Phage Award 2025 honors Arab researchers who isolated phages in the MENA region, across medicine, agriculture, food safety and environmental applications. Phage Arab

ACIAR’s 2027 PASS programme supports postgraduate agriculture, forestry and fisheries research at USP and Fiji National University. Scholarships cover tuition, shared research costs and conference support, for up to two years for master’s s

C-CAMP’s second environmental-AMR call offered up to £170,000 or approximately ₹2 crore per startup or innovation, with mentoring and validation support. Indian innovators could apply; non-Indian applicants needed an Indian subsidiary or pa

AMED invited multidisciplinary basic research supporting infectious-disease drug science, prevention, diagnosis and treatment. The 2025 call closed at noon on June 9. Research support was up to ¥12 million per project per year, excluding in

African early/mid-career scientists could apply for six months of training in Italy, India or South Africa, with host-specific stipends, travel, insurance and visa support. Topics include AMR, pathogen biology and computational biology/AI.

The Open Source for Science Fund’s first life-science call offered up to US$250,000 for domain-specific tools or US$1 million for foundational libraries and ecosystems, over two years. Projects needed open licences, public code and demonstr

AHRI, the Ragon Institute and SANTHE invited African researchers to develop infectious-disease immunology projects using multi-omics and computational approaches. Awards offered up to US$250,000 in direct costs over two years. Concept notes