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Arctic frontier: shifts in science

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The Arctic Frontier: Shifts in Science opportunity is a funding initiative managed by UK Research and Innovation. This program is designed to support scientific research and exploration within the Arctic region, focusing on the evolving nature of science in that frontier. The solicitation, identified by number 207677, was posted on November 10, 2026, with a response deadline set for February 2, 2027. Financial parameters for the program include an award floor of 500,000 and an award ceiling of 780,000, with total program funding capped at 780,000. Interested parties can coordinate through the provided contact emails at [email hidden] and [email hidden] or visit the official UKRI opportunity portal for further details.

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UKRI funding for Arctic scientific research, offering awards between 500,000 and 780,000.

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£500,000 to £780,000

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