Call for seed projects proposals open as part of the Ayrton Challenge on Energy Storage to expand energy access in emerging economies through the use of battery energy storage. Total £600k for up to 6 awards. Find out more...

An enrichment scheme designed to increase the knowledge, skills and aspirations of dynamic and diverse cohorts of UK battery related PhD researchers, and setting up individuals for career success. Applications closed 21st July.

Join the dynamic and diverse research community in the UK who are seeking pioneering solutions to optimise batteries as part of the quest for Net Zero.

In the summer of 2023, the Faraday Undergraduate Summer Experience (FUSE) internship programme is providing 55 internships for undergraduate students to undertake paid-eight week placements with battery researchers from partner organisations.

The ECR Collaboration Award will provide a financial award to allow PhD researchers and Faraday Institution Research Fellows working on Faraday Institution projects to engage in independent cross-project research as lead applicants.

This free-to-attend workshop creates a safe space to have a structured and open dialogue with a diversity and inclusion specialist. Open to anyone who is working on Faraday Institution funded grants.

We are recruiting a third Research Project Manager. Do you have experience managing research projects? Find out more and apply now

Job opportunities for post-doctoral research fellows and PhD researchers to work on our projects are posted here whenever they arise.

Are you an expert within the field of electrochemical energy storage research (battery science & technology)? Apply to join the Faraday Institution's Expert Panel.

Calls are open for an innovative programme that will strengthen ties between industry and academic battery researchers in the UK.

Faraday Institution Entrepreneurial Fellowships are intended to facilitate the creation of new business opportunities that have emerged from Faraday Institution research programmes or other closely related activities.

Calls remain open for Industry Sprint projects - enabling short-term focused research activity that will lead to outcomes of specific benefit to UK industry.