How much funding does Royal Entomological Society: Small Project Grant provide?

Royal Entomological Society: Small Project Grant provides Up to £3,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Royal Entomological Society: Small Project Grant?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

Royal Entomological Society: Small Project Grant

Q: Who is eligible for Royal Entomological Society: Small Project Grant?

Not funded: Tal equipment costs over £1; 000This grant will not fund attendance at a conference.

Royal Entomological Society

Foundation Grants for Science Research

Funding Amount

Up to £3,000

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

Check your organization against each line. Taken from the listing; confirm with the funder's guidelines.

Eligible organizations

RES Fellows, Members or Student Members worldwide.
Individuals Individual researchers collaborating with international NGOs, organizations, etc.

Other requirements

Only RES members may apply
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.

Not eligible / not funded

Not eligible: Organisations
Not eligible: RES Associate Members
Not eligible: Projects of previously rejected applications
Not eligible: Research which is a part of a larger project
Not eligible: Research part of an undergraduate, postgraduate, or fellowship programme
Not eligible: Expeditions
Not eligible: Applicants cannot use a Small Project Grant to fund a component of a wider study or research programme that is already funded.
Not eligible: Projects that form part of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree or existing fellowship will not be considered.
Not eligible: This grant will not supplement the salary of the applicant.
Not eligible: Grant does not cover tuition, course fees or scholarships
Not eligible: Tal equipment costs over £1
Not eligible: 000This grant will not fund attendance at a conference

Overview

The Royal Entomological Society's Small Project Grant supports innovative insect research worldwide, aimed at enhancing our understanding of insect science. Eligible applicants include RES members and individual researchers collaborating with NGOs. This grant is intended for standalone studies, not part of larger projects or existing programs. Funding cannot be used for tuition, conference attendance, or equipment costs exceeding £1,000, ensuring it is directed toward advancing specific research initiatives in entomology.

The Royal Entomological Society is awarding grants which aim to support work of the highest publishable and international standard. Applicants will need to show how the project will advance our understanding of insect science as a standalone study which is not a component of a larger project, programme or grant. Small Project grants can be used for new and innovative insect research, including applying an established methodology to a understudied insect species or a new methodology to a well-studied species. These grants aim to focus on insect species anywhere in the world.

Eligibility

RES Fellows, Members or Student Members worldwideIndividuals Individual researchers collaborating with international NGOs, organizations, etc.Only RES members may apply
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.

Ineligibility

Research which is a part of a larger project
Research part of an undergraduate, postgraduate, or fellowship programme
Expeditions
Applicants cannot use a Small Project Grant to fund a component of a wider study or research programme that is already funded. Projects that form part of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree or existing fellowship will not be considered.This grant will not supplement the salary of the applicant.Grant does not cover tuition, course fees or scholarships
Grant will not fund total equipment costs over £1,000This grant will not fund attendance at a conference.
This grant will not fund publication costs.