Where to send a note, correction, or introduction
Scientific Revenue is a read-first publication, but the desk still needs a way to hear about source corrections, new programme pages, and the funders readers think deserve more attention.
Last updated
March 29, 2026
Best use of this page
The most useful contact notes are the ones that point to an official funder page, a changed call status, a major programme update, or a factual correction.
What to send
- Links to official call pages that should be covered
- Corrections to dates, scheme names, or funder descriptions
- Pointers to new regional programmes, challenge calls, or recurring schemes
- Introductions that help the desk follow a funding system more accurately
What not to send
The site does not accept grant applications, make funding decisions, or route proposals to funders. It also cannot promise editorial coverage for every submission or announcement.
If a reader needs application advice that depends on a live institutional context, the official funder guidance or the applicant's own research office should remain the first stop.
Current contact route
Reach the desk at desk@scientificrevenue.com.
For anything that belongs on a current funding page, include the official source link in the first line so the desk can verify it quickly.
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What lands
Open calls, deadline shifts, and funder moves worth a real second look.
What we save
Your name, email address, and country for future alert list use.
What we do not do
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