Quarterly BBSRC bids

July 2, 2004

Scientists will have twice as many opportunities as before to bid for funding when the Biotechnolgy and Biological Sciences Research Council moves from two grant rounds a year to four. The first BBSRC grant round will be in January 2005. Thereafter, they will come at intervals of about three months. The council is also appointing a single committee for allocating studentships.

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