In 2024-25, ISAP awarded fifteen global research awards to seventeen different departments and research units. This led to collaborations with colleagues from over fifteen countries with activities spanning from writeshops to conferences and research trips.
The Global Research Fund (GRF) aims to support collaborative endeavours between LSE faculty and other international research partners. The scheme acts as a seed fund to enable LSE researchers to initiate and carry out collaborative research activities that facilitate joint research output and future international grant applications.
Here are some of the projects supported in 2024-25:
Dr Huseyin Naci coordinated a three-day event bringing to London collaborators from Harvard Medical School, the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, King’s College London, and Utrecht University. Coming together was essential to establish a roadmap to advance joint research on pharmaceutical policy and establish the Pharmaceutical Policy Lab.
Read more about their work here.
Prof. Ken Shadlen received our Global Research Fund last year and spent time at Monterrey Tec to work on a project relating to pharmaceutical patent linkage and generic drug regulation.
To learn more about their project, read this page.
Prof. Rohan Mukherjee co-organised a two-day workshop on diplomatic studies. The plan is to continue to hold this annually to bring together researchers from India and abroad, as well as from LSE and Ashoka University.
To find out more about this project, read our full page here.
If you are working on an international project and are looking for funds, check our website for the next round of applications in 2025-26.