sep
2023
The Swedish Childhood Cancer fund announces interprofessional research programs in toxicity and late complications for children affected by cancer.
The purpose of the research programs is to encourage national constellations of interprofessional researchers with complementary skills to work together, towards a common research goal, preferably within international collaborations. Complementary competences may include oncologists, cardiologists, psychologists, or other skills that may benefit the program.
Who can apply?
Grants are sought by a constellation of interprofessional researchers and other applicants with complementary skills. One of the applicants will be the main applicant and the others are defined as co-applicants.
The research program should cover one of the following focus areas:
- Neurocognitive complications
- Cardiovascular complications
- Infertility related complications
