The Royal Society is working to ensure the best outcome for research and innovation following Brexit and support continuing relationships and build new ones across Europe and beyond.
Being an open and collaborative science nation will enable the UK to drive global action on challenges such as climate change and biodiversity loss while attracting people and investment from all over the world.
Now that an agreement has been reached with the EU, we need to
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The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement allows for the UK to participate in Horizon Europe as an associated country with access to the European Research Council, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, grants from the European Innovation Council and other key schemes.
Frequently asked questions for researchers on the UK's participation in EU programmes including Horizon Europe.
Read the Q&AFrequently asked questions for researchers on visas and immigration issues and regulations affecting science.
Read the Q&ACase studies demonstrating the value of applying for EU research funding.
Find out moreSir Richard Catlow FRS, Foreign Secretary of the Royal Society, looks at the implications of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement.
Read the blogThe Global Talent visa allows applicants to work in the UK on a flexible basis with fewer restrictions and costs than other immigration categories. Researchers are encouraged to consider this option when applying for a visa.
Find out moreResearch helps us to understand our world better and we can use this knowledge to create innovations that improve people's lives. The Royal Society is working to create a strong and healthy research and innovation system in the UK that can benefit us all.
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