Apply for Grants and Funding

SEB members can apply for up to £1000 to help with the cost of organising a scientific event independently or in collaboration with another organisation. We assess applications twice a year, the deadlines for applying are 1 March and 1 November.

SEB members can apply for up to £1000 to help with the cost of organising a scientific event independently or in collaboration with another organisation. We assess applications twice a year, the deadlines for applying are the 1 March and the 1 November.

SEB members can apply for up to £1000 to help with the cost of organising a scientific event independently or in collaboration with another organisation. We assess applications twice a year, the deadlines for applying are the 1 March and the 1 November.

SEB members can apply for up to £1000 to help with the cost of organising a scientific event independently or in collaboration with another organisation. We assess applications twice a year, the deadlines for applying are the 1 March and the 1 November.

SEB members can apply for up to £1000 to help with the cost of organising a scientific event independently or in collaboration with another organisation. We assess applications twice a year, the deadlines for applying are the 1 March and the 1 November.

SEB student and early career scientist members can apply for up to £800 to support their travel to conferences, career workshops, research trips, and laboratory visits. This funding has now been extended to include registration fees for online events.

The SEB Conference Travel Grant is available to SEB student and ECR members who are presenting at the SEB Annual Conference. Eligible members can apply for up to £800 to support their travel costs.

SEB members are eligible to apply for grants of up to £2000, while non-members can apply for grants of up to £200 to support educational research or the development and dissemination of teaching resources in experimental biology for higher education.

SEB members can apply for funding of up to £1000 for projects associated with improving diversity and increasing inclusivity in academia and bioscience research.

A maximum of £1000 is available to SEB members and £200 non-members to cover the costs associated with holding or participating in an outreach event that promotes experimental biology to a wide range of audiences.

The purpose of this fund is to provide free membership to those experiencing periods of financial hardship so they can continue to access the career development resources and research network provided by the SEB.