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Wellcome will fund individuals or teams researching the interdependent roles of sleep and circadian rhythm disruptions in the development and resolution of mental health problems including anxiety, depression and psychosis. View a summary of the funding scheme and learn more about the eligibility and suitability requirements, what we offer, how to apply and key deadline dates.
Give yourself plenty of time. It’s really important that you avoid rushing your application. Allow plenty of time ahead of the deadline. Check the specific funding scheme page for advice about your application, including deadlines and submissions.
We are committed to meaningfully involving those with lived experience of anxiety, depression and psychosis. Within our mental health team, lived experience experts shape our governance, direction, decision-making and daily work.
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Jan 25, 2022 · Cheryl Moore, Director of Research Programmes, shares how Wellcome plans to spend £16 billion over the next ten years to advance scientific discovery and take on the world’s most pressing health issues.
