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Asked by anon-323370 on 1 Apr 2022.
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Graeme Barker answered on 17 Mar 2022:
The university pays my salary, and the funds from my research come for a few different sources – currently, a charity (the British Heart Foundation), the UK government (through the research councils) and the Scottish Government (through Scottish Enterprise, and organisation set up to help new businesses – I’m trying to set up a small pharmaceutical company to further expand some of our results in the field of drug development).
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Amit Vernekar answered on 18 Mar 2022:
The institute receives funds from the government and then they pay the employee.
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Ian McKinley answered on 18 Mar 2022:
I am a consultant, so I get paid by my clients. They may be government organisations or private companies. I am based in Switzerland, but my clients come from all over the world – but mainly from Japan and the UK at present.
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Jasmine Almond answered on 18 Mar 2022: last edited 18 Mar 2022 12:47 pm
Neither, I work for a company who pay my salary.
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Hayley Russell answered on 18 Mar 2022:
I get paid by the government who fund my research through grants. But these are paid to the uni and then paid to me
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Mahoulo Ahouansou answered on 19 Mar 2022:
I work in the private sector so neither of those. But who know maybe in the near future.
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Richa Sharma answered on 21 Mar 2022:
I am jointly paid by The Royal Society in the UK and the Science and Engineering Research Board in India. These are fellowship funds for individual researchers.
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