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UK Organization for Biotechnology and Computational Science (UKABCS)
A non-profit dedicated to supporting researchers, funding innovation, and advancing biotechnology & computational science worldwide.

🌍 Advancing Science Through Strategic Partnerships.At UKABCS – United Kingdom Association for Biotechnology and Computat...
21/07/2026

🌍 Advancing Science Through Strategic Partnerships.

At UKABCS – United Kingdom Association for Biotechnology and Computational Science, we believe that scientific progress is driven by collaboration, knowledge exchange, and strong international partnerships.

We are pleased to announce our support for the **IJBTCS International Conference**, delivered through a strategic partnership with:

πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ IJBTCS – International Journal of Biotechnology and Computational Science**

πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡¬ Bioinformatics Gate – Official Host & Local Organizer in Egypt

This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to creating a global scientific platform that connects researchers, academics, postgraduate students, and professionals in the fields of Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, and Computational Science.

The conference will provide opportunities to:

πŸ”Ή Exchange scientific knowledge

πŸ”Ή Build international research collaborations

πŸ”Ή Present innovative research and scientific ideas

πŸ”Ή Strengthen connections between academia and industry

Together, we are working to foster innovation, encourage scientific excellence, and empower the next generation of researchers.

πŸš€ We look forward to welcoming the global scientific community to this international event.

πŸš€ Not Every Graduation Project Changes a Career… This One Can. πŸ”¬Most graduation projects are completed, submitted, and f...
17/07/2026

πŸš€ Not Every Graduation Project Changes a Career… This One Can. πŸ”¬

Most graduation projects are completed, submitted, and forgotten.

But what if your graduation project became the first step toward a successful research career?

The UKABCS Graduation Project Capacity Building Grants are designed to transform traditional graduation projects into AI-powered, research-driven experiences that create lasting impact for both students and universities. 🌍✨

πŸ‘¨β€πŸŽ“ For Students
βœ… Learn Artificial Intelligence, Bioinformatics, and Computational Research through real-world applications.
βœ… Receive continuous academic and technical mentorship from experienced researchers.
βœ… Access professional scientific platforms and advanced computational tools.
βœ… Develop scientific writing, research communication, and teamwork skills.
βœ… Build a competitive research portfolio for postgraduate studies and future career opportunities.
βœ… Present your work through scientific posters and become part of an international research community.

πŸ›οΈ For Universities
βœ… Elevate the quality and impact of undergraduate research.
βœ… Strengthen international academic and industry collaborations.
βœ… Increase research visibility through publications and scientific conferences.
βœ… Build sustainable research capacity in AI and Computational Science.
βœ… Empower the next generation of researchers while enhancing institutional excellence.

πŸ’‘ This is more than a graduation project grantβ€”it's an investment in future researchers, stronger universities, and groundbreaking scientific innovation.

🚨 APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!We’re excited by the overwhelming response to the **UKABCS Graduation Project Capacity B...
16/07/2026

🚨 APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!

We’re excited by the overwhelming response to the **UKABCS Graduation Project Capacity Building Grants.

To give more students the opportunity to apply, the application deadline has been officially extended.

πŸ“… New Deadline: 25 July 2026

Don't miss your chance to transform your graduation project into an AI-powered research experience with academic mentorship and industry collaboration.

πŸ‘‰ Apply before the new deadline!

🚨 Official AnnouncementWe are proud to announce that Exovion has officially joined UKABCS (UK Association for Biotechnol...
12/07/2026

🚨 Official Announcement

We are proud to announce that Exovion has officially joined UKABCS (UK Association for Biotechnology and Computational Science) as an Industrial Partner, marking a new milestone in advancing innovation across biotechnology and computational science. 🀝🧬

Through this strategic partnership, Exovion will contribute its expertise, technologies, and innovative solutions to support researchers, students, and scientific initiatives, helping accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge computational approaches in life sciences. πŸš€

This collaboration reflects UKABCS's vision of building a global ecosystem where academia and industry work together to empower the next generation of scientists, foster impactful research, and transform innovative ideas into real-world scientific achievements. 🌍✨

Together, UKABCS and Exovion are committed to strengthening scientific collaboration, driving research excellence, and shaping the future of biotechnology and computational science. πŸ”¬πŸ’‘

🚨 **Scientific breakthroughs are not built by institutions aloneβ€”they are built through strategic partnerships.**The **U...
12/07/2026

🚨 **Scientific breakthroughs are not built by institutions aloneβ€”they are built through strategic partnerships.**

The **UK Association for Biotechnology and Computational Science (UKABCS)** is pleased to announce its strategic collaboration with **Helora** as an **Industrial Partner** supporting the **UKABCS Capacity Building Grants** programme.

Through this partnership, Helora will contribute an **In-Kind Donation** by providing access to specialised digital platforms, advanced scientific tools, and technical resources that will support participating universities and research teams throughout the programme.

Rather than financial support, this collaboration focuses on delivering the technology, infrastructure, and practical resources required to strengthen research capacity and enable researchers to apply modern computational approaches across Computational Chemistry, Artificial Intelligence, and Drug Discovery.

This partnership reflects our shared commitment to empowering researchers, strengthening universities, and creating a sustainable ecosystem where innovation, collaboration, and scientific excellence can thrive.

Together with our industrial partners, UKABCS continues to build bridges between academia and industry, ensuring that researchers have access to the knowledge, technologies, and opportunities needed to compete on the global stage.

**Together, we are shaping the future of computational science.**

πŸ“’ UKABCS Official Announcement – Launch of the Second Graduation Project Capacity Building Grant 2026Following the outst...
30/06/2026

πŸ“’ UKABCS Official Announcement – Launch of the Second Graduation Project Capacity Building Grant 2026

Following the outstanding success of the first funding round, the UK Association for Biotechnology and Computational Science (UKABCS) is pleased to officially announce the launch of the Second Graduation Project Capacity Building Grant 2026.

This initiative is dedicated to supporting third- and fourth-year undergraduate students by transforming traditional graduation projects into AI-driven computational research projects, while providing scientific mentorship, research infrastructure, and financial support.

We are also delighted to announce that Bioinformatics Gate joins this initiative as the Industrial Partner, providing scientific training, computational research infrastructure, and advanced Artificial Intelligence tools to participating teams.

Grant Duration

The programme will run for three years, supporting 20 research teams each year. Each team consists of 10 undergraduate students working on one graduation project.

Funding

βœ… Β£3,000 in research funding for each approved graduation project.

βœ… Β£1,200 per year will be provided directly to the Principal Investigator (Main PI) to support academic supervision and project implementation throughout the programme.

The remaining project budget will be administered by the funding body in accordance with the grant guidelines.

Number of Teams

- Up to 20 research teams may be supported per participating university.
- Each team consists of 10 students working collaboratively on one graduation project.

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must:

- Belong to an accredited university or higher education institution.
- Submit the Principal Investigator's Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Complete the official Application Form.
- Provide an official Institution Endorsement issued by the university, faculty, or Head of Department.
- Commit to implementing the annual programme, including the supervision and completion of up to 20 graduation project teams each year.

Application Period

πŸ“… 15 June 2026 – 15 July 2026

Grant Guidelines

https://www.ukabcs.co.uk/programmes-grants-open-calls/ukabcs-graduation-project-capacity-building-grants

Apply Here

https://www.ukabcs.co.uk/grant-application-form

UKABCS welcomes applications from universities and academic researchers interested in joining this international initiative to prepare the next generation of researchers capable of applying Artificial Intelligence and Computational Science to scientific research and innovation.

The application process has been designed to be straightforward and accessible, and we encourage eligible universities and academic staff to apply.

πŸ“’ UKABCS Official Announcement – Launch of the Second Graduation Project Capacity Building Grant 2026Following the outst...
30/06/2026

πŸ“’ UKABCS Official Announcement – Launch of the Second Graduation Project Capacity Building Grant 2026

Following the outstanding success of the first funding round, the UK Association for Biotechnology and Computational Science (UKABCS) is pleased to officially announce the launch of the Second Graduation Project Capacity Building Grant 2026.

This initiative is dedicated to supporting third- and fourth-year undergraduate students by transforming traditional graduation projects into AI-driven computational research projects, while providing scientific mentorship, research infrastructure, and financial support.

We are also delighted to announce that Bioinformatics Gate joins this initiative as the Industrial Partner, providing scientific training, computational research infrastructure, and advanced Artificial Intelligence tools to participating teams.

Grant Duration

The programme will run for three years, supporting 20 research teams each year. Each team consists of 10 undergraduate students working on one graduation project.

Funding

βœ… Β£3,000 in research funding for each approved graduation project.

βœ… Β£1,200 per year will be provided directly to the Principal Investigator (Main PI) to support academic supervision and project implementation throughout the programme.

The remaining project budget will be administered by the funding body in accordance with the grant guidelines.

Number of Teams

- Up to 20 research teams may be supported per participating university.
- Each team consists of 10 students working collaboratively on one graduation project.

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must:

- Belong to an accredited university or higher education institution.
- Submit the Principal Investigator's Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Complete the official Application Form.
- Provide an official Institution Endorsement issued by the university, faculty, or Head of Department.
- Commit to implementing the annual programme, including the supervision and completion of up to 20 graduation project teams each year.

Application Period

πŸ“… 15 June 2026 – 15 July 2026

Grant Guidelines

https://www.ukabcs.co.uk/programmes-grants-open-calls/ukabcs-graduation-project-capacity-building-grants

Apply Here

https://www.ukabcs.co.uk/grant-application-form

UKABCS welcomes applications from universities and academic researchers interested in joining this international initiative to prepare the next generation of researchers capable of applying Artificial Intelligence and Computational Science to scientific research and innovation.

The application process has been designed to be straightforward and accessible, and we encourage eligible universities and academic staff to apply.

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