Selected Grants and Projects on

The Sociological Review Grant 2025 (for organising the symposium; 'Movement in (Ethnographic) Method: Space, Time and Theory)

CBRL Postgraduate Grant

SCSC Research Grant

2024: ‘Theorizing global fields: the case of the de-Americanisation of Pan-Africanism’. Cambridge Humanities Research Grants Scheme (£14,000)

2024-2027: ‘Catalysts of Decolonization’. Research Lab funding through CRASSH (£10,000/yr)

Feb-Mar 2024 Visiting fellowship, ANU Australian Centre on China in the World, AUD 9,000

2023/09
Institute for Humane Studies (IHS)
IHS - Graduate Sabbatical Grant

2023/08
Department of Sociology, the University of Cambridge
Cambridge Writing Up Bursary

Gonville & Caius College Graduate Academic Grant

UCCL Grants

Guangzhou Concord Medical Humanities Research and Education Fund

Sparkes, M. (PI) Credit scores as 'codes' to markets and mobilities.
Cambridge Humanities Research Grants University of Cambridge (2022): £4,050

2022 Black Town & Gown: The historical legacy of Black presence in the city of Cambridge (funded by CRAASH)

"The disbandment of Hong Kong’s largest pro-democracy union coalition in 2021"
at the Philomathia Social Science Research Symposium, Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge (29 June – 1 July 2022)

2022/07 – 2023/06
Academia Sinica
Academia Sinica Fellowships for Doctoral Candidates in the Humanities and Social Sciences

2022/07 – 2022/12
Sino-British Fellowship Trust (SBFT)
SBFT Grant

Fellowship, Mecila - Maria Sibylla Merian Centre: Conviviality-Inequality Latin America, Founded by BMBF - Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research (2021)

In 2021, Jess joined The Royal Foundation to work on developing new trauma support for Emergency Responders across the UK.

Translation project:

Chinese translation of "Alienation Is Not ‘Bullshit’: An Empirical Critique of Graeber’s Theory of BS Jobs." by Soffia, M, Wood, A and Burchell, B (Work, Employment and Society, 2021.

DOI:10.1177/09500170211015067), published on Stand News.

https://www.thestandnews.com/society/真的有-40-的工作都沒意義-大衛格雷伯狗屁工作理論與實證

2021-2022: Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Postdoctoral Fellowship, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge

Chinese translation of "Alienation Is Not ‘Bullshit’: An Empirical Critique of Graeber’s Theory of BS Jobs." by Soffia, M, Wood, A and Burchell, B (Work, Employment and Society, 2021.)

“The State of the Hong Kong Labor Movement”, Nordic Asia Podcast Available at: https://nias.ku.dk/nordic-asia-podcast/podcasts/the-state-of-the-hong-ko... (2 July, 2021)

2021: ‘The Black British Voices Project.’ Isaac Newton Trust (£50,000)

Co-Applicant, UK Research and Innovation Economic and Social Research Council Impact Acceleration Fund (ESRC IAAs) (December 2021—November 2022). Name of Impact Project: ‘A Messaging Chatbot to Support Refugees’ Documentation of Human Rights Violations in UK Asylum Accommodation’, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

2021: BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant (value: £10,000) to fund ‘Gig Rights Project’.

University of Cambridge Covid-19 response fund. A rapid and reliable assessment method for screening mental health and wellbeing in job centres in the United Kingdom: A Computerised Adaptive Testing (CAT) response to the mental health impacts of Covid19 related job-loss. CO-I with Professor Peter Jones and Dr Jan Stochl

2020-21: Partnership, Impact and Collaboration Grant for conference ‘Memories in transit’, Centre for the Study of Global Human Movement, University of Cambridge.

Magdalene College Graduate Tutors Grant for PhD fieldwork in Benin

2020: Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), Postdoctoral Fellowship, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge

2020: Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS), School of Advanced Study-University of London, Events Grant Scheme-Podcast Series, “The Cultural Politics of Reproduction in Latin America"

Gabrys, J. (PI) Smart Forests: Transforming Environments into Social-Political Technologies. ERC Consolidator Grant (2020-2025): €1.99m

Virgin Unite
STEAM Education for Women in Afghanistan based at Lucy Cavendish College

2020: 'The Global roots of Black sociology'. Cambridge Humanities Research Grants Scheme (£1425).

American Sociological Association AMTF Award– “After Tahrir: Processes of Demobilization in the 2011 Egyptian Revolution” – $990 (May 2019)

Miller, J. (PI) Funding for trauma resilience research (2019- 2022). Police Care UK (formerly Police Dependants’ Trust): £397,404.

2019: Society for Latin American Studies, Conference and Seminar Grants: Seminar Series and Reading Groups for “The Cultural Politics of Reproduction in Latin America”

Cambridge Political Economy Trust (CPEST) Grant 2019 and 2020

Trinity College Rouse Ball Research Grant (2019)

Kolopp Sarah, New Investigator Grant (2019-2022), “Governing Public Virtue. ‘Conflict of Interest’ in Comparative Perspective” £296,772

2019 Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship (total value: $70,000 CAD per annum)
*award declined

Geelan, Torsten. 2019 Workshop Grant, School of Business, University of Leicester (value £2,500)

Van Oudheusden, M. and Gabrys, J. (PI) GRACE - Grassroots Citizen Science for Global Data Environments Project. European Commission (EC) Marie Curie Award (2019-2021): €224,934

2019-2022 Wellcome Trust PhD Studentship

British Sociological Association Early Career Grant– “Symbolic Objects in Contentious Politics” –  £1000 (October 2018)

Gabrys, J. (PI) AirKit. European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept Grant (2018-2019): £150,000

Researcher for Social Sciences Level I, CONACYT - National Council of Science and Technology, Paraguay (since 2018)

‘Emerging evaluative cultures: The assessment of research in policy knowledge fields’, (2018-2019), British Academy and Leverhulme Small Grant (£10,000).

2018: Faculty Research Group Support, Centre for Research in Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities (CRASSH), University of Cambridge, for “International Black Radicalism”

2018: Simon Bolivar Fund, Centre for Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge

2018    “Becas Chile” Scholarship Program, Call 2018, for eligible DPhil Degree Programs at foreign universities, awarded by the National Commission of Scientific and Technological Research of the Republic of Chile (CONICYT)”, and covering full funding to pursue the “DPhil in Sociology” at the University of Cambridge until September 2022.

‘The digital performativity of populism: the politics of charisma, ordinariness, and spectacle’ – Awarded to Dr Angelos Kissas – Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) – postdoctoral fellowship (2018-2019 for £106,050).

Yildiz, Y. Y. October 2018 - March 2019 Entente Cordiale Postdoctoral Fellowship

Page, T. (CI) What universities can learn from workplace policies on preventing sexual misconduct. British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grant (2018): £9,966

Riksbankens Jubileumsfoun, The Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences Communication Projects grant to organize a workshop and facilitate special issue production on “Power in Central Asia” conceptual theme, 2018.

GCRF / RCUK Research for Health in Conflict (R4HC) 2018 - 2022. The political economy of health in the Arab region. CO-I and lead of the political economy of health component. 650K.

Carreira Da Silva, F. (PI) Rethinking Populism. Portuguese Ministry for Science, Technology and Higher Education - Foundation for Science and Technology (2018-2020): €208,000

Zhang, R. Full scholarship from China Scholarship Council

National Research University Higher School of Economics. Grant from the Young Faculty Support Programme in category “Future Professoriate” to cover visiting fellowship at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. “Representations of the police in contemporary Russian TV series: the case of Glukhar’”. 01/08/2014–15/09/2014. £2,000.

Travel Grant (2017), Foundation for the Sociology of Health and Illness

2017-21: British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship

Yopo, M. Programa Centre for Latin American Studies (CLAS) University of Cambridge, Chile Projects, February 2017 - April 2017

2017-2019, EU-Marie Curie Fellowship: Post doctorate Fellowship, Newcastle University (U.K.)

Page, T. (CI) Developing intersectional approaches to challenge sexual harassment and violence in universities. HEFCE Catalyst grant (2017-2018): £43,000

2017: Foundation for the Sociology of Health and Illness, Conference and Travel Grant

Cambridge Principal Investigator, ‘ChainReact: Making Supplier Networks Transparent, Understandable and Responsive.’ Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Action (2017-19): €2.5m in total, £333,000 at Cambridge

Coutts, A. (PI) Putting evidence into policy: The health and wellbeing impacts of Active Labour Market Programmes in the United Kingdom. The Health Foundation (2017-2019).

2017: Simon Bolivar Fund, Centre for Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge

"Anne McLaren and Translation: a 10th anniversary conference”, Wellcome Trust and the Anne McLaren Fund 

Cambridge Commonwealth, European & International Trust, Cambridge-Africa Scholarship, 2017-20.

Moreno Figueroa, M. (PI) Latin American Antiracism in a ‘Post-Racial’ Age. ESRC (2017-2019): £1,005,035

Hogarth, S. (PI) CancerScreen: Screening for cancer in the post-genomic era: diagnostic innovation and biomedicalisation in comparative perspective. European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant (2017-2021): £903,167

Principal Investigator, ‘Ethics and Governance of Autonomous Systems and Machine Learning in the Digital Society.’ School of Humanities and Social Sciences Research Fund (2016-2018): £39,282

Yopo, M. Programa University of Cambridge, Santander Mobility Grant, September 2016 - December 2016

Desai, M. (PI) Comparative Study of Gendered Violence: India and South Africa. School of the Humanities and Social Sciences (2016-18): £67,845

Desai, M. (PI) Colonial State-Building and Development Trajectories within India. Cambridge Humanities Research Grant (2016): £11,563

ESRC Overseas Institutional Visit Grant – “Mobilization Beyond the Movement: Contention, Affinity and Convergence in New York, Cairo and Paris” - £2400 (April 2016)

Hammond, Kathleen. Fondation Brocher visiting fellowship, 2016 

The James Ferris Grant– “Mobilization Beyond the Movement: Contention, Affinity and Convergence in New York, Cairo and Paris” - £1600 (May 2016)

Doctoral Fellowship, International Research Training Group Between Spaces. Movements, Actors and Representations of Globalization, Freie Universität Berlin Germany (2016-2019)

Irdam, D. Gates Cambridge - MPhil in Modern Society and Global Transformations.

Garima Sahai, Rajiv Gandhi Cambridge Trust Scholarship, 2016-2019

McPherson, E. PI (2016-17), ‘Ethics and Governance of Autonomous Systems and Machine Learning in the Digital Society: Bid Preparation Project,’ School of the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Support Fund (£39,282)

Murray Edwards College travel grant (2016-2017) for field research to Cote d’Ivoire

2016 Seton Cavendish Fund Grant, Downing College, Cambridge

Professor Blackburn has received numerous grants from SSRC, ESRC, NSF(USA), EEF, Nuffield Foundation, 'Gourmets', SSHRC(Canada), ILO and UN.

Williams, K. (PI) Alternative Metrics of Impact in Multilateral Agencies: The Potential for Knowledge for Sustainable Human Development. ERSC and Isaac Newton Trust (2016-2018): £173,618 & £16,209

Zhang, L. Queens' College Travel Grant , January 2016, £300 

Mottier, V. Debating Homosexuality in Uganda: The case of members of parliament. Cambridge Africa Alborada Fund (2016-2017): £5680

Moreno Figueroa, M. (PI) Institutional racism and the logics of the contemporary Mexican state. British Academy Newton Advanced Fellowships (2016-2018): £73,952

Sefat, K.  2016: Cambridge Political Economy Society, University of Cambridge (write-up/dissertation grant; value: £4,000).

Zobel, M. ESRC Studentship co-funded by Pembroke College, Cambridge (2016 to 2021).

Men’s Attitudes to Intimate Life, funded by the British HIV Association and the Wellcome Trust (2015-2018)

2015-2016 Amsterdam Merit Scholarship

Burchell, B. (PI) Self-employment programmes for young people: a review of the context, policies and evidence. International Labour Organisation (2015): £15,000

Tiffany, A. Tuition Fees Spalding Trust, October 2015, £2000.

Bernhardt, L. ESRC Studentship, 2015-2018.

Yopo, M. Programa Comisión Nacional de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica (CONICYT), Chile and Cambridge Trust, PhD Scholarship, October 2015 - September 2019

King, L., Principal Investigator, and Stubbs, T., Co-Investigator: “IMF Lending and Socio-Economic Development: The evolution and consequences of structural adjustment, 1985-2014” 2015-2017. Cambridge Political Economy Society Trust/Centre for Business Research Grant Competition. £300,000. 

Kandil, H. The Philip Leverhulme Prize (2015-2018 for £100,000) 

King, L. (PI), Fazekas, M., and Toth, B.: “The Digital Whistleblower. Fiscal Transparency, Risk Assessment and Impact of Good Governance Policies Assessed” Horizon 2020 – Research and Innovation Framework Programme, European Commission. 2015-2017. €3,026,360.

Sun, X. China Scholarship Council. 

Yildiz, Y. Y., November 2015 Visiting PhD fellowship, Centre for International Governance and Justice, Australian National University 

International Society of Political Psychology Small Grant - “Collective Action, Change, and Resistance” - $4,000 (March 2015)

Yildiz, Y. Y., April 2015 Funding for PHD summer school on memory and agency, COST Network, Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania 

Olga Zeveleva. Newnham College, Principal's Studentship, Award for 3 years of PhD study. Newnham College, University of Cambridge. 2015-2018.

Yildiz, Y. Y., January – June 2015 Fieldwork funding, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge 

Lamoreaux, J. Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Small Grant, 2015.

Bacevic, J. 2015-2018. Cambridge Commonwealth, European and International Trust PhD scholarship.

Yildiz, Y. Y. November 2015 Visiting PhD fellowship, Centre for International Governance and Justice, Australian National University

Principal Investigator, ‘The Whistle: A Digital Platform for Citizen Witnesses of Human Rights Violations.’ Impact Acceleration Account, University of Cambridge (2015): £10,800

Luther-Davies, P. Hughes Hall, Santander Bursary, 2015

Pearson, A. ESRC Studentship, starting October 2015.

Men's Attitudes to Intimate Life, funded by the British HIV Association and the Wellcome Trust (2015-2018)

Barlee, D. 2015 - 2016: Board of Graduate Studies, University of Cambridge, fieldwork funding. 

2014 Grant: Cambridge Political Economy Society Trust Supplementary Funding (value: £6,916).

Suen, Johan. NUS-Tsao Foundation Ageing Research Initiative, Qualitative Study on Coping Strategies and Caregiving Arrangements of Lower-Income Households with Dependent Elderly, July 2014-March 2016, S$24,978.24

Soffia, M. 2014-2018: CONICYT-Chile Cambridge full scholarship granted by the Cambridge Trust in collaboration with National Commission for Scientific and Technological Research (CONICYT, Chile), for doctoral studies abroad. 

Mulcahy, N. 2014 – 2017 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada): Doctoral Fellowship ($60,000 CAD) 

Ahmad, M. Department of Sociology, Graduate Education Committee Funding, 2014-2017, Maintenance.

University of Cambridge Fieldwork Grant – “Beyond the Movement: A Relational Study of Social Movements” £7465 (May 2014)

Yopo, M. Programa Comisión Nacional de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica (CONICYT), Chile. MPhil Scholarship, October 2014 - July 2015

2014    Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC) ‘Participation in international conferences for academics’

School of the Humanities and Social Sciences Conference Grant – “Crisis and Social Change: Towards Alternative Horizons” -  University of Cambridge £2125 (June 2014)

2014-16: from the Leverhulme Trust, for research entitled ‘Redrawing religious boundaries and identities: Messianic Jews and Christians’. (£22,000). 

Luther-Davies, P. Hughes Hall, Hughes Hall Bursary, 2014-2018 

2014: Dissertation Field Research Travel Grant, Columbia University in the City of New York, Fieldwork-Puerto Rico

Zobel, M. Kurt Hahn Trust, Cambridge (2013-2014)

Silva, F. C. A History of Sociology in Six Books. British Academy Small Research Grants of £9870. 2013-2015.

2013 Scholarship: ESRC Overseas Fieldwork Research Funding (value: £1,272).

ESRC Doctoral Training Grant –  ~£60,000 (2013-2017)

King, L. Principal Investigator: “The political economy of structural adjustment: IMF conditionality, 1986-2011”. 2013-2015. Institute for New Economic Thinking. $188,828 

Hammond, Kathleen. Smuts Memorial Fund Study Grant, 2013/2014/2015. 

Baert, P. (PI) Cooperation – socioeconomic sciences and humanities. EU Collaborative Project Programme, UK team (2013-16): €300,000

Smietana, M. (PI) and Franklin, S (SD). SurrogARTs Project. European Commission (EC) Marie Curie Award (2013-2016): €239,282

Olga Zeveleva. National Research University Higher School of Economics, Basic Research Program. Research grant on "Migrants in receiving societies," conducted at the Laboratory for Political Studies, Higher School of Economics. 2013. 

Yildiz, Y. Y., December 2013 Travel grant, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge 

Yildiz, Y. Y., November 2013 Travel grant, Selwyn College, University of Cambridge 

Yildiz, Y. Y., May 2013 Funding for PHD summer school on transcultural memory in Europe, COST Network, Copenhagen, Denmark 

Smietana, M. Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, ‘Adoptions and fosterages in Spain: Tracing challenges, opportunities and problems in the social and family lives of children and adolescents’ (coordinated R+D research group project). 1 January 2013 – 31 December 2015. 

Bagnoli, A. Wolfson College, Wolfson’s Worlds, academic year 2013/2014.

With the project Wolfson’s Worlds Anna investigated the needs of international students through an innovative methodology based on collage workshops.  

Hardy, V. Cambridge Commonwealth Trust, Cambridge International Scholarship, 2013-2016 (Full stipendiary scholarship) 

2012-2014 Leverhulme Trust Fellowship project: ‘Identity, Emotions and Political Mobilization’.

Burchell, B. (PI) Gender and working conditions. European Foundation (2012): £30,000

Soffia, M. 2012-2013: 'Becas Chile' full scholarship granted by the National Commission for Scientific and Technological Research (CONICYT, Chile) for MSc studies abroad. 

‘Knowledge production across research contexts: Universities, think-tanks and government agencies in international development’, (2012-2016), Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan Award and Cambridge Overseas Trust (£97,000).

Scholarship, DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service, Master studies at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany (2012-2014)

trujillo, M. Full ESRC doctoral studentship (2012-2015).

2012, Right Livelihood Campus, grant through DAAD, University of Bonn, Centre for Development Research (ZEF)

Hammond, Kathleen. Cambridge Commonwealth Trust Scholarship, 2012-2015.

Hammond, Kathleen. William Vaughan Lewis Research Award, 2012.

2012: from the British Academy, for research on Judaism in the Pentecostal Imaginary (£10,000).

Brablec, D., Jul. 2012 Scholarship ‘Becas de Magíster en el Extranjero Becas Chile’ for studying a MSc programme at the University College London

Geelan, Torsten. 2011 Scholarship: Knud Hojgaard Foundation (value: £3,100)

Bro, Naim. Principal Investigator (team of three): “Migration, elite formation, and development. Curicó and Talca in comparative perspective” (2011-2012). £1,000 (one million CLP). Initiation in Social Research Competition, University of Chile. 

Mulcahy, N. 2011 – 2012 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada): Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Master’s Scholarship ($17,500 CAD) 

Mulcahy, N. 2011 – 2012 Walter H. Johns Graduate Fellowship (University of Alberta) ($5,184 CAD).

Baert, P. (PI) The rise of French existentialism, 1944–1947: a sociological explanation. British Academy Small Grant (2011-13): £6,750 

van de Wiel, L., ASCA PhD Fellowship, Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis, University of Amsterdam, 2011-2015, 0.8 fte salaried contract. 

Franklin, S. 15/06/11-14/02/12 ‘Final Deposit of 28 Interviews from Wellcome Funded Project History of Mammalian Developmental Biology in the UK’ Medical Humanities Small Grant 096679/Z/11/Z £6000.00, S Franklin PI, with Martin Johnson and Nick Hopwood Co-apps. 

Sefat, K. 2011 to 2015: Cambridge Trust Foundation, University of Cambridge (full scholarship/studentship).

Sefat, K. Penn Globalization Studies, University of Pennsylvania (research grant; value: $5,000) - University of Pennsylvania (Housing and Dining).

Desai, M. (PI) Beyond Identity?: Markets and Logics of Democratization in Post-1991 India. Leverhulme Trust Research Project Grant (2010-2013): £78,500

Dow, K., ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowship, Social Anthropology, University of Edinburgh, 2010-2011.

Scott, J. 'Gender aspirations of young people and SET careers' - Nuffield, 2010, £7,584

Sancak, M. The European Commission; Jean Monnet Scholarship; October 2010- September 2011; £24000 

Sancak, M. Koç University; College of Administrative Sciences and Economics; Postgraduate Award; August 2010; £800 

CARPENEDO Manoela. European Commission, Erasmus Mundus Scholarship, 2009 to 2011.

Competitive Erasmus Mundus Scholarship from the European Commission for the Erasmus Mundus MA programme. 09/2009–06/2011. University fees £37,657 for two years and maintenance allowance £22,414 for two years.

Miley, J. Elites Políticas Autonómicas en España, Financed by Spain’s Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (Spring 2009-Fall 2010). P.I.: Francesc Xavier Coller Porta. 

Miley, J. Conflicto y consenso parlamentario: el caso de la España de las autonomías (1980-2010). Financed by the Spanish Ministerio de Ciencia e Inovacion (Spring 2009-Spring 2010). P.I.: Francesc Xavier Coller Porta. 

Barlee, D. 2008 - 2010: University of Victoria Teaching and Research Assistantship funding grant.

2008: from the British Academy, small grant (£2,000) to support a workshop run by the Religion and Secularism Network.

Miley, J. Framing Attitudes towards Migration and Asylum: Effects of Immigration Politics and Policies in 15 EU Countries. Financed by the Spanish Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia (Spring 2008 – Spring 2012). P.I.: Enric Martínez Herrera. 

van de Wiel, L., Leonardo da Vinci Grant, European Union’s Lifelong Learning Programme, 2008, €5.385. 

Miley, J. Desarrollo de técnicas de docencia en la asignatura: Técnicas de investigación en Ciencia Política. Financed by the Junta de Castilla y León (Spring 2007 - Spring 2008). P.I.: Natalia Ajenjo.

Scheiring, G. 2007: University of Aberdeen, “Civil Society, Social Capital and Democracy” Post-Graduate Summer School scholarship.

“Cities and Citizenship in Portugal” (PDCT/CPO/60414/2004), funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology, Portuguese Ministry for Science, Technology and Higher Education.

2007-2010 The Westfield Trust. Research project: Religious Diversity and National Identity in Britain and Spain.

Bro, Naim. Undergraduate thesis: “Political identity in the Student Movement of 2006”. £1,000. Fondecyt N°1090127, (supervisor Dr Manuel Antonio Garretón), University of Chile.

Watson P. ISAAC NEWTON TRUST Co-funding for project entitled: Health Care Change in Transitional Europe: Polish Localities and Meta-Transformation, 2007.

2007,University of Essex, International Research Fund. International Visiting Scholar in Residence: Faculty of African American Studies Yale University (USA).

van de Wiel, L., HSP Huygens Talent Grant, Nuffic, 2006-2007, €23.785. 

van de Wiel, L., AUV Grant, University of Amsterdam, 2006-2007, €550.

Franklin, S. 01/09/06 – 31/08/09 Wellcome Trust Society Programme Research Grant ‘From Communication to Deliberation: Scientists Perspectives on Public Engagement’, Principal Investigator, (£220,757k).

Desai, M. (PI) Ethnic Violence and State Formation in Western India. British Academy Research Grant (2006-2008): £6,750

Thompson, J. B. ESRC, ‘Concentration and Innovation in the Book Publishing Industry’ (2005-2008), £47,154 

Scheiring, G. 2004-2005: CEU Alumni Scholarship: HUF 270,000

Franklin, S. 01/10/02 – 01/10/07 Economic and Social Research Council, Centre for the Social and Economic Study of the New Genetics (CESAGen), Co-applicant, (£4.2m) 

Franklin, S. February 2001 Wellcome Trust Biomedical Ethics Programme, Symposium Grant, 'Genetic Donation as "Gift" Economy', co-organised with Richard Tutton (2.5k) 

Franklin, S. April 2000 School of American Advanced Seminar Grant, ‘Changing Definitions of Life and Death in the Context of Biomedicine: anthropological perspectives’, co-organised with Margaret Lock (approx USD 55k).

1999-2001 ESRC 'One Europe or Several?' Programme. Research project: Regional Identity and European Citizenship. Co-director. Award reference number L213 25 2031.

Franklin, S. (PI) ‘Life After Dolly': anthropological perspectives on cloning. Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowship (1999 - 2000): £28,000

Watson, P. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, Seminar Competition. Two Year International Seminar Series entitled: Health in Economies in Transition, 1997. 

Watson, P. NUFFIELD FOUNDATION, for research project entitled: Understanding the East-West Health Divide: Why Has Rising Mortality in Eastern Europe been Concentrated Among the Non-Married?, 1994. 

Franklin, S. 1991-2 European Commission, 'Kinship and the New Genetic Technologies' (Principal Investigator, with M. Strathern) (Euros 47k).