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Blood Cancer UK returns to offering fellowships after a pandemic-induced break
Top tips
- All bids must excel on three elements: the research project, the team and the training.
- Patient assessment of bids is an important step in the process.
- Engage with patients and the public as early as possible.
- Seek to collaborate and consult with specialists in your field.
- Take care over the statistical elements of your bid.
Blood Cancer UK changed its name from Bloodwise in 2020. Around that time, because of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the charity paused new calls for its fellowship schemes. This year, that support is returning in the shape of Early Career Advancement Fellowships, which offer a maximum of £350,000 for projects lasting up to three years (or five years part time).
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