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The Swedish Cancer Society funds research that can lead to cancer diseases being better understood, prevented by more people, diagnosed earlier or treated in a more efficient and gentle way. The Swedish Cancer Society has an open call for: projects extended support research months planning group The perspective is very broad and applications are welcomed from researchers in many different fields such as medicine, care science, pharmacy, natural sciences, technology,…
The Region Västra Götaland , Koncernkontoret och Team Tandvård announce 1 million in R&D [FoU] funds for innovative ideas on how oral and dental health can be improved, especially among vulnerable individuals and groups. The financiers are looking for new approaches to research projects that dare to go outside the framework to find new avenues for health work. The projects should lead to useful and health-promoting methods that can have…
The foundations Stiftelsen Handlanden Hjalmar Svenssons forskningsfond [research fund] och Stiftelsen Handlanden Herman Svenssons fond för blinda och synsvaga [fund for the blind and visually impaired] is declaring approximately SEK 2.3 million and approximately SEK 144,868 for: research that addresses medical and social problems related to a reasonable restriction on children, or an improvement of mental or mobility in elderly people. for the development of assistive devices for the blind…
The EU Commission has collated all EC-funded research and innovation projects focusing on COVID-19 on a new website. There is also information on extended deadlines and when a Horzon 2020 project can apply the “force majeure” clause during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. If you have comments or suggestions, please contact Stéphane Hogan (stephane.hogan@ec.europa.eu).
The EU Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) funds innovation projects based for research on the covid-19 outbreak. Projects may involve antiviral agents, diagnostics or tools to deal with current and future outbreaks of covid-19. The purpose is to develop medical innovations to stop the corona virus and its spread. More information can be found here.
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