17
okt
2023

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Apply for a grant for research and innovation projects that provide new or more in-depth knowledge and solutions for how designed living environments can promote human health and well-being. The call places great emphasis on different sectors and stakeholders working together to develop these solutions. The call is aimed at a wide range of stakeholders, such as municipalities, property owners, architectural firms, industry and interest organisations, non-profit organisations and researchers…

31
aug
2023

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Annual call aiming to encourage the institutes at the Sahlgrenska Academy to recruit talented researchers with international experience. Information about the call (The call text was updated on July 6, 2023. The call is within the area of medicine and health. Researchers from all institutes at Sahlgrenska Academy are eligible to apply). Please remember to attach a signed letter of support from the institute (scanned, signed by the Head of…

22
aug
2023

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The purpose of the grant is to create opportunities for a constellation of researchers within academia and health and medical care to plan ahead with other actors for a future application for a grant for clinical studies in therapy research. Applicant: Individual researcher Participating researchers: A minimum of 3 and up to 10 other researchers shall be invited to join the application. Grant period: 1–2 years Grant amount: Minimum 400…

15
sep
2023

Sahlgrenska Academy  announces travel grants from Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation, financed by surplus from earlier years. Travel grant will only be awarded for international congresses subject to the precondition that active participation is planned, i.e. as a speaker or person responsible for poster presentation. The travel period is between Sept 16th 2023 and Sept 15th 20224. Eligibility Applicants must be either PhD-students admitted to Sahlgrenska Academy or employed at…

8
sep
2023

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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…