Ramsay Trust Memorial Fellowship
Established 1920
Ramsay Memorial Fellowships were instituted in 1920 as a memorial to Sir William Ramsay (1852-1916), who was Professor of Inorganic and General Chemistry at UCL from 1887-1913 and Britain's very first recipient of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, in 1904, for his discovery of the noble gases. He was also SCI President from 1903 to 1904.
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- Sir William Ramsay
- Ramsay Memorial Fellowship Trust
Nominated by: Self-nomination (Applications run from 1 August - 15 November).
Eligibility: postdoctoral chemists who have already had some postdoctoral experience of research but who are in the early stages of their career, so that they may initiate a programme of original and independent research. Fellowships are usually tenable at a university or other place of academic research within the United Kingdom.
Please review and download the full eligibility criteria.
Application: To submit your application you must complete the online application form via the link at the bottom of the page
Description of Award: Fellowship
Frequency: Annual
Nomination Deadline: 15 November
Selected by: Ramsay Trustees and Advisory Council
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