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The BSF Studentship is to support a clinician at a UK- or Republic of Ireland-based institution. Applicants are expected to demonstrate dermatological value.

A BSF Young Investigator Award is available to anybody wishing to carry out UK- or Republic of Ireland-based research into skin diseases. The aim of the award is to support high-quality research likely to lead to long-term, large-scale funding from a major medical research sponsor such as a funding council or medical charity.

Transformational Research Awards support advanced pre-clinical translational research, clinical studies or trials to develop and test new treatments, diagnostics or other technologies, or for the establishment of the evidence required for the uptake of improved treatments or technologies into the NHS. Research funded through this scheme should aim to accelerate progress towards a transformational change in prevention, diagnosis, treatment, or care for people affected by blood cancer.

Innovative Pilot Grants support researchers with novel research ideas to develop the pilot data needed to secure further investment from other Blood Cancer UK grant schemes, other medical research funders or from industry.

The Early Career Advancement Fellowship is designed to enable the most talented early career blood cancer researchers, who have already obtained a PhD, and undertaken further research as a postdoc or equivalent, to transition towards independence as a researcher.

These grants support UK-based project studies of tuberous sclerosis and its associated conditions.

The Urology Foundation will fund projects up to a value of £60,000 that seek to use new, exciting, innovative approaches to address urological diseases and disorders.

Running costs grants for small, grass roots, community-based organisations working in the most deprived areas of the UK.

The Stroke Association Lectureship programme aims to address succession and sustainability in the careers of stroke researchers.

These fellowships are for graduates looking to get a postgraduate research qualification (MPhil or PhD) and plan to conduct stroke research into clinical and applied health, including social care research.