Cardiovascular grants

Open to Research Leaders (Established/Prof.) based in Denmark. Focuses on endocrinology & metabolism, bioscience & basic biomedicine, and clinical & translational medicine. Applicants must form a consortium. Supports innovative solutions to major scientific challenges within the heat–hypertension interaction theme.

Individual projects submitted by a single non-profit research organisation based in Spain or Portugal. Thematic areas: neurosciences, oncology, cardiovascular and associated metabolic diseases, infectious diseases, and enabling technologies in those areas. Applications must be submitted via the official online platform; other channels not accepted.

Main applicant must be an established researcher at a university, hospital, or non-profit research institution in a Nordic country (DK, SE, NO, FI, IS) with guaranteed salary for the full project period. At least one co-applicant must be based outside the main applicant's country. Co-applicants may be worldwide. Clinical research focus on female heart disease.

Open to researchers at non-profit research organisations based in Spain or Portugal. Thematic areas: neurosciences, oncology, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, infectious diseases, and enabling technologies. Individual projects up to €500k; consortium projects (2–5 organisations) up to €1M. Submissions via the dedicated online platform only.

Biomedical and health research (basic, clinical, translational) in neuroscience, oncology, cardiovascular/metabolic disease, infectious diseases, and enabling technologies. Host Organization must be a non-profit research institution in Spain or Portugal. Applications must be submitted in English. Budget of non-Spanish/Portuguese partners capped at 30% of total. Companies may not be project team members.

Main applicant must be tenured/tenure-track at a European (EU, Schengen Area, or UK) university, hospital, or non-profit research org, employed ≥75%. At least one applicant must be ≥75% employed at a Danish institution. Co-applicants may be global. Industry partners may collaborate but cannot receive funding. Interdisciplinary, human-centric mechanistic research on heat–hypertension interaction; purely in-vitro or purely observational projects are out of scope.

Main applicant must be an established researcher at a university, hospital, or non-profit in a Nordic country (DK, SE, NO, FI, IS) with guaranteed salary for the full project period. At least one co-applicant must be based outside the main applicant's country, at an EEA/UK/Swiss non-profit. Co-applicants must receive a significant share of the budget. Grants of DKK 10M–15M for 3–5 year projects.