Forgan Group Funding Portfolio
The Forgan Group is grateful for funding from a number of sources (funding available to Forgan Group quoted at 100% FEC): "An Electron Diffractometer for Nanomaterial Structure Characterisation" EPSRC Strategic Equipment Grant 2023-2025 - PI - £1,856,858 "Installing and Controlling Dipolar Rotors in Metal-Organic Frameworks as Ultrafast Liquid Crystal-Analogues" Royal Society International Exchanges Grant 2022-2024 - PI - £10,600 "Stimuli-Responsive Chiral Induction and Self-Sorting in Peptide Knots and Catenanes" Leverhulme Trust Research Project Grant 2021-2025 - CoI - £91,420 (of £182,840) "EPSRC Capital Award for Core Equipment 2020/21" EPSRC 2020-2022 - CoI - wrote proposal to deliver new equipment to the College of Science and Engineering - £1,089,500 "Multimodal Targeted Delivery Strategies for Hard-to-Treat Cancers" EPSRC Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration 2018-2023 - CoI - £705,064 (of £10M) "Radical Chemisorption in Metal-Organic Frameworks for Functionalisation and Purification" Royal Society Research Fellows Enhancement Scheme 2018-2022 - Sole PI - £101,639 "Modifying MOFs for Catalysis and Purification" Royal Society University Research Fellowship Renewal 2017-2021 - Sole PI - £469,718 "Combined Chemo- and Radiotherapies by Controlling the Surface Chemistry of Truncated Metal-Organic Framework Nanoparticles (SCoTMOF)" ERC Starting Grant 2016-2021 - Sole PI - €1,493,777 "Clean Synthesis and Characterization of Superstrong Metal-Organic Frameworks for Practical Applications" EPSRC Directed Assembly Network 2014 - PI - £12,900 "Biomimetic Guest Selective Metal-Organic Frameworks: Catalysis and Self-Assembly" EPSRC 2013-2016 - Sole PI - £386,037 "Upgrading the Small Scale Equipment Base for Early Career Researchers in the Engineering and Physical Sciences" EPSRC 2012-2013 - Co-I - £57,136 (of £447,357) University of Glasgow Leadership Award University of Glasgow 2012-2017 - Sole PI - £125,000 “Engineering Metal-Organic Frameworks as Artificial Enzymes” Royal Society University Research Fellowship 2012-2017 - Sole PI - £609,789 We are also grateful for continued support from STFC for access to the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source, and to Diamond Light Source for multiple synchrotron experiments.
