The British Phycological Society
Charity Number: 246707
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Quick Stats
| Metric | Value |
|--------|-------|
| Annual Giving | £16,000-20,000 (estimated based on charitable activities) |
| Grant Range | Up to £2,500 |
| Average Grant | Information not publicly available |
| Application Method | Rolling deadlines (3 times per year) |
| Geographic Focus | United Kingdom, International (algae research) |
Contact Details
- Website: www.brphycsoc.org
- Email: j.brodie@nhm.ac.uk
- Phone: 020 7942 5910
Funding Priorities
- Student summer research projects (6-8 weeks, hypothesis-driven projects in phycology)
- Student attendance at BPS Annual Meeting and other algal biology conferences
- Travel to phycology-related meetings and field courses
- Research training for early career researchers
- Support for members impacted by research disruptions
- Algae research, education and dissemination
What They Don't Fund
Information not publicly available
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How to Apply to The British Phycological Society
Applications made through online awards submission portal at rolling deadlines (3 deadlines per year). Applications require:
- Applicant name and valid email
- Completed application form following BPS Funding Guidelines
- Must be BPS member for most awards
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