Major Research Grants currently held (chronological order)
2019-2024 Wellcome Trust Investigator Award (214229_Z_18_Z_). Fungal peptide toxins in pathogenicity and immunity. Applicant: Julian Naglik (PI). Amount to PI: £2,076,915.
2017-2022 National Institutes of Health (NIH, USA). R01 MERIT Award (R37-DE022550). Host and Fungal Regulation of Type 17 Immunity to Oral Candidiasis. Applicants: Sarah Gaffen (PI), Julian Naglik (Co-PI). Amount to Co-PI: $756,888.
2017-2022 National Institute for Health Research Biomedical Research Centre award to King’s College London (IS-BRC-1215-20006). Total: £5,773,526. Co-PI with 50 applicants. Programme: Oral Fungal Infections. Amount to PI: ~£500,000. April 1st 2017 – March 31st 2022.
2016-2020 Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC). Project grant. BB/N014677/1. Candidalysins: Mechanistic function of a novel family of fungal peptide toxins. Applicants: Julian Naglik (PI), Jonathan Richardson (Co-Investigator) and Bernhard Hube (Project Partner). Amount to PI: £486,768. July 2016 – June 2020.
2015-2019 EU H2020. Project grant: 643558. EMI-TB (Eliciting mucosal immunity in tuberculosis). Juraj Ivanji (PI), Julian Naglik (Co-PI), Giovanna Lombardi (Co-PI). Amount to Participant/KCL: €363,586 (£287,233). Mar 2015 – Feb 2019.
King's College London Institutional Grants currently held (chronological order)
2017-2019 KHP Development Challenge Fund (R170501). Diagnostic and therapeutic monoclonal antibodies and aptamers against Candidalysin toxin. Applicants: Julian Naglik (PI), Selvam Thavaraj (Co-PI), Jonathan Richardson (Co-PI), Jemima Ho (Co-PI). £78,100.
2017-2019 KCL Dental Institute Seed funding. Identification of cytolytic peptide toxins in human pathogenic fungi. Applicant: Julian Naglik (PI), Jonathan Richardson (Co-PI), Oliver Bader (Co-PI) and Toni Gabaldon (Co-PI). Amount to PI: £49,732
Equipment Grants currently held (chronological order)
2015-2020 Wellcome Trust Equipment grant: 108461/Z/15/Z. 3D Volume Serial Block Face Imaging Facility. Roland Fleck (PI), Julian Naglik (Multi-User Equipment grant; Co-applicant with seven other PIs). Amount to KCL: £602,744. Aug 2015 – Aug 2020. Equipment access only.
PhD Studentship Grants currently held (chronological order)
2017-2021 Crick-KCL PhD studentship. Protein Kinase C pathway activation by a newly-discovered fungal toxin. Applicants: Julian Naglik (PI), Peter Parker (Co-PI). £18,000.
2016-2020 KCL Dental Institute PhD studentship. Characterisation of EGFR signalling induced by a novel fungal cytolytic peptide toxin. Applicant: Julian Naglik (PI). £15,000.
Consumable Grants Currently held (chronological order)
2017-2019 Rosetrees Trust (M680). Critical role for purinergic receptors in Candida albicans infection. Applicants: Jemima Ho (PI), Julian Naglik (Co-PI). £20,000