
Each month, we provide up to £2,000 in grant money to early career researchers in quantitative disciplines. Hear from our May grant winners.
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“Cross-team collaboration is frequent at G-Research. This collaboration shapes our understanding of what work is truly valuable, ensuring that we invest our time in the most impactful projects. G-Research excels at identifying and rewarding the impact of its engineers, which has fostered a motivating work environment.
“In my role, I work with a modern tech stack and the latest tools, including generative AI, which is actively encouraged. G-Research prides itself on being at the forefront of technology, but does so with intention and focus. If you can make a solid business case for some new technology, you will generally find support here.
“My engineering colleagues at GR are incredibly approachable, all the way up to leadership. The seasoned engineers and leaders here are also fantastic mentors, readily willing to share their wisdom. As for my immediate team, I can’t speak highly enough about them. Their diligence, selflessness, and skill are a daily source of inspiration and encouragement.”
Each month, we provide up to £2,000 in grant money to early career researchers in quantitative disciplines. Hear from our May grant winners.
Read articleEvery year, G-Research runs a number of different PhD prizes in Maths and Data Science at universities in the UK, Europe and beyond. We're pleased to announce the winners of this prize, run in conjunction with the University of Warwick.
Read articleEvery year, G-Research runs a number of different PhD prizes in Maths and Data Science at universities in the UK, Europe and beyond. We're pleased to announce the winners of this prize, run in conjunction with the University of Oxford.
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