Worldwide funding programs

JPI-HDHL

The HDHL-INTIMIC partners pre-announce the launch of a 2nd joint funding activity “Knowledge Platform on Food, Diet, Intestinal Microbiomics and Human Health” expected on September 4th 2018.

  • aims to establish a Knowledge Platform on Food, Diet, Intestinal Microbiomics and Human Health
  • connect all funded JPI HDHL researchers with other existing initiatives and relevant stakeholders in the human microbiome and health research area.
  • carry out joint multidisciplinary activities aiming at integrating expertise, knowledge, facilities and databases in areas such as biology, medicine, nutrition and (bio) informatics
  • activities of the platform should focus on the current research challenges in the field, for example: Standardisation and harmonization, Data handling, knowledge and data sharing, Move from association to causality
  • Time line: Expression of Interest (EoI) to join the platform until October 9th 2018.

 

EU COST Action - European Cooperation in Science and Technology

COST Actions do not finance research itself, but pan-European networking to an innovative research topic. Project applications can be submitted at any time. Next collection date: 29th November 2018 at 12:00 noon (CET). The minimum number of countries included in the network has increased to  seven Full or Cooperating COST Members. Out of the seven, a minimum of 50% must be  Inclusiveness Target Countries .

 

EU Innovative Medicines Initiative

15. IMI2-Aufruf (zweistufig):
  • Integrated Research Platforms enabling Patient-Centric Drug Development
  • Blockchain Enabled Healthcare
  • Microenvironment imposed signatures in tissue and liquid biopsies in immune mediated disease
  • Emerging translational safety technologies and tools for interrogating human immuno-biology
  • Development and validation of translational platforms in support of synaptopathy drug discovery
  • Digital Transformation of Clinical Trials Endpoints
  • Pillar A (AMR Accelerator programme): Capability Building Network to accelerate and validate scientific discoveries
  • Pillar B (AMR Accelerator programme): Tuberculosis drug development network to accelerate and validate scientific discoveries and advance the R&D pipeline of new and innovative agents to address the global tuberculosis epidemic
16. IMI2-Aufruf (einstufig):
  • Pillar C (AMR Accelerator Programme ): Portfolio Building Networks to advance the R&D pipeline of new and innovative agents to address AMR


EU Horizon 2020

1. Better Health and care, economic growth and sustainable health systems (BHC)



H2020-SC1-BHC-2019 - two stages


You may include partners from the USA

Deadlines: 02.10.2018 (Sketch), 16.04.2019 (full proposal)


H2020-SC1-BHC-2019 - single stage


You may include partners from the USA

Deadline: 16.04.2019 (full proposal)

2. Digital transformation in Health and Care (DTH)


H2020-SC1-DTH-2019 - single stage

You may include partners from the USA

Deadline: 14.11.2018 (full proposal)


Deadline: 24.04.2019 (full proposal)

3. Trusted digital solutions and Cybersecurity in Health and Care (FA-DTS)


H2020-SC1-FA-DTS-2019 - single stage

Deadline: 14.11.2018 (full proposal)

 

4. Sustainable Food Security

From funtional ecosystems to healthy food

Deadlines: 23.01.2019 (sketch), 04.09.2019 (full proposal)

 

5. Socioeconomic and Cultural Transformations in the Context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Deadline: 14.03.2019 (full proposal)

USA

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – Global Health Grants

DE, US

Bilateral cooperative Projects of US-American and German Research Groups in the Sector of Regenerative Medicine within the Announcements of California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM)

The pre-application should be submitted the the first stage and they should clearly incorporate and differentiate the US-american research contributions.

Information for single calls on the CIRM-web site.

application model: two-stage

NIH funding news that may be relevant to global health researchers

  • Notice of Change to Eligible Organizations in NIAID PAR-18-335 Global Infectious Disease Research Administration Development Award for Low-and Middle-Income Country Institutions (G11 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (NOT-AI-18-041)
    Note: Beginning with the July 31, 2018 application due date, the Eligible Organizations must have received no more than $8 million in total NIH grant and/or cooperative agreement direct award support in the last 5 years at the time of application submission.
  • Clarification: Assignment Deadlines for Applications Submitted Under the NIH Continuous Submission Policy (NOT-OD-18-178)