This program seeks to accelerate clinical therapeutic development of interventions that may reduce, slow or prevent disabling motor or non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease not well managed by current treatments.

Applications are welcomed from researchers in all disciplines, including natural sciences, engineering, mathematics, social sciences, humanities, and arts, with a focus on the following key areas: Materials engineering: including advanced analytical science, photonics, new material science, quantum technology Data & Intelligence: including Artificial Intelligence, complexity, mathematical modelling, information-systems engineering Health: including immunology and antibacterial resistance, cancer, ageing, reproductive health, neurosciences Sustainability: including energy, circular economy, mobility, urban planning, material heritage, water management Welfare &…

The Foundation Promobilia offers project grants for research and development with the aim of promoting an active and independent life for people living with disabilities, according to the foundation’s purpose regulations. In our upcoming call we have now made it possible to apply for funding for one or several years.