ARIA: Forecasting Tipping Points Phase 2 – Concept papers
ARIA is inviting proposals for research related to ocean observing, forecasting, and climate-evidence translation to build an early warning system for the North Atlantic subpolar gyre.
Key facts
- Funding amount
- Up to £18.5 million (module-specific)
- Deadline
- 2 Dec 2026
- Region
- UK-wide
- Business type
- Innovative businesses & R&D-led teams
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Plain English summary
The Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) is seeking proposals for Phase 2 of its Forecasting Tipping Points program. This initiative aims to develop an early warning system for changes in the North Atlantic subpolar gyre. They are looking for interdisciplinary teams to contribute to adaptive ocean observation, interannual-to-decadal forecasting, impacts and response assessment, and independent systems integration, with budgets ranging from £3 million to £18.5 million for various modules.
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Who this is best for
- Innovative businesses & R&D-led teams
- Organisations based in UK-wide
- Projects aligned with innovation funding
- Teams seeking funding around Up to £18.5 million (module-specific)
Who should not apply
- Individuals applying in a personal capacity (unless explicitly permitted)
- Applicants who cannot meet the official eligibility criteria below
Eligibility checklist
Tick what applies to your organisation before applying.
- Applications are welcome from individuals, universities, research institutions, small, medium and large companies, charities and public sector research organisations.
- The majority of project work (over 50% of costs and personnel time) must be conducted in the UK.
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