Through the Newton Agham, the British Council, in partnership with the DOST and CHED, delivers several programmes that aim to strengthen the capacity of early career researchers as well as establish collaborations between UK and Philippines higher education institutions.
Read about stories of people, activities, and events supported by the Newton Fund Programme.
Representatives from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) visited the Philippines last 15 June for the Newton Agham researcher links workshop.
The Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health and Public Health England have recently delivered a Researcher Links virtual workshop last 29 June 2021.
More DOST- and CHED-Newton Agham PhD scholars completed their doctorate research this January 2021.
Newton institutional link grantees present their final report with a focus on Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines.
We proudly congratulate our Newton Agham grantees Drs Jopeth Ramis, Kevin Jace Miranda and Sherdon Niño Uy for completing their PhDs in the UK.
Partners of the Newton Fund Programme are offering opportunities to support activities that foster international collaboration and research.
Our two-part webinar series this June featured experts from the Philippines and the UK who shared their experience on international research collaboration.
Invitation to Prof. Elkadi's talk on the Assessment of University-Industry Partnerships on 20 January 2020.
The Newton Fund recognised outstanding international research and innovation partnerships during the recently-concluded Newton Prize awards event.
Together with the University of Santo Tomas (UST) and the University of Reading, we organised an international research symposium on urban eco-social values in Santa Rosa City.
The Ateneo de Manila University Center for Health Evidence, Action, and Leadership (AHEALS), through the Newton Fund funded iPRIME Study.
The Newton Agham Programme will provide £3 million from 2016 to develop science and innovation partnerships tha
Know more about his biomedical research at the Nottingham Trent University on how to avoid the onset of Diabetes.
The two-day symposium brought together key researchers from different institutions.
The Newton Fund is a UK Government programme launched in 2014 to build scientific and innovation partnerships with 16 partner countries.
As a reviewer for the British Council on their biomed review panel, Dr Taylor shares his thoughts and insights which hopefully provide practical advice to those thinking of applying.