Medical Research Charity-funded

Medical Research Foundation

Research funded by Medical Research Foundation

Funded awards
416
Published funding
£58.8M
Average published award
£141K
Active funded awards
109
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Medical Research Foundation funds most in Mental Health — 61 grants (15%). Its largest recipient is University College London, with 42 grants.

Funded Awards by Year

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YearFunded awards
20071
20102
20115
20126
201310
201412
201524
201619
201722
201814
201930
202019
202123
202235
202332
202448
202564

Grants

Medical Research Foundation National PhD Training Programme in Antimicrobial Resistance ResearchUniversity of BristolMRF£2.8M2017Completed
MRC Grant Title: PsySTAR ProgrammeUniversity of EdinburghMRF£2.2M2012Completed
Establishment of a Resource for Long-Term Study of Hepatitis C Virus Infection in the UKUniversity of GlasgowMRF£2.0M2011Completed
Medical Research Foundation BSc and Masters Scholarship ProgrammeMRC Unit the GambiaMRF£1.4M2014Completed
Medical Research Foundation National PhD Training Programme in Antimicrobial Resistance ResearchUniversity of BristolMRF£1.2M2017Completed
Preserving female fertility after chemotherapy treatment using anti-Mullerian hormoneUniversity of EdinburghMRF£510K2026Upcoming
Predicting and Preventing treatment related hepatotoxicity to antibody drug conjugate therapy in acute leukaemiaImperial College LondonMRF£507K2026Upcoming
Optimising real-time digital support in critical moments: how social connection AI-based nudges can transform suicide prevention in young peopleImperial College LondonMRF£497K2026Upcoming
CANTO – CAR T-Cell Associated Neuropsychiatric Toxicity and Outcomes: a prospective longitudinal study of cognitive and psychiatric effects of CAR T-cell therapy and their predictorsKing's College LondonMRF£484K2027Upcoming
Co-Production of an Evidence-Based Psychosocial Body Image Intervention for People Living With and Beyond Head and Neck CancerUniversity of the West of EnglandMRF£455K2026Upcoming
Examining arts engagement as a protective factor for self-harm and suicide in young peopleUniversity of BristolMRF£442K2027Upcoming
How do people with eating disorders experience suicidality and self-harm across their life? A Life-Course Narrative StudyKing's College LondonMRF£436K2026Upcoming
Learning from immune related adverse events (toxicity) to improve treatment with immune checkpoint inhibitors for cancer patients of the future.University of BirminghamMRF£431K2026Upcoming
Role of T peripheral helper cells in driving immune-related adverse eventsUniversity of BirminghamMRF£399K2026Upcoming
Investigating the immunobiology of checkpoint-induced liver injury (ChILI)University of BirminghamMRF£392K2026Active
Transforming how universities respond to self-harm: a social-ecological approachUniversity of BristolMRF£380K2026Upcoming
Improving the Identification, Understanding, and Support for Self-Harm in Autistic People Across the Lifespan: Validation and Implementation of the Self-Harm Questionnaire – Autism (SHQ-A).University of NottinghamMRF£349K2026Active
Crisis Narrative Reconstruction: A Lived Experience Study of Suicide Risk Among NHS Nurses in ScotlandUniversity of GlasgowMRF£338K2026Upcoming
New combination strategies to reduce side effects whilst maintaining immunotherapy efficacy in the treatment of non-small cell lung cancerQueen Mary University of LondonMRF£314K2026Upcoming
Minimising side effects of Anaplastic Lymphoma Kinase (ALK) inhibitors for neuroblastoma by elimination of off-target activityInstitute of Cancer ResearchMRF£303K2026Active

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