Skip to content
The Great Grantsby G

HRB

EUP OHAMR Joint Transnational Call

Up to €430k (partner, incl. overheads) or €530k (coordinator, incl. overheads); €330k direct costs per partner + €75k for coordination activitiesUp to 36 months

Pre-proposal deadline was 12:00 GMT on 2 Feb 2026; full proposal deadline not stated in this segment. Projects expected to start Dec 2026–Apr 2027.

Last updated:

No deadline is on file for this call. Check HRB's own call page for the current round's status before you plan around it.

Is this grant right for you? Check your personalised match score. 30s, no email. See my matches →

The EUP OHAMR Joint Transnational Call, funded through HRB, supports Republic of Ireland researchers joining transnational consortia on Topic 2 Human Health, with up to €430k for partners or €530k for coordinators (including overheads) over projects lasting up to 36 months. Applicants must form part of a multi-country consortium, with private sector participation from SMEs and start-ups encouraged, and pre-clinical research using animal models or human samples is permitted. Northern Ireland-based researchers are not eligible under this HRB strand and must apply via UKRI instead.

Details

Funder HRB
Budget Up to €430k (partner, incl. overheads) or €530k (coordinator, incl. overheads); €330k direct costs per partner + €75k for coordination activities
Duration Up to 36 months
Consortium Required — transnational consortium; specific partner criteria per OHAMR JTC2026 call text; private sector (SMEs/start-ups) participation encouraged
Application 2-stage: pre-proposal (by Coordinator via online platform) → full proposal with HRB budget justification
Eligible countries IE

Eligibility & scope

HRB funds Republic of Ireland applicants only (Northern Ireland must apply via UKRI) under Topic 2 Human Health. Transnational consortium required. Proposals in English. No PhD stipends or tenured academic staff salaries covered. Tobacco/alcohol industry applicants ineligible. Pre-clinical research (animal models, human samples) permitted. Each applicant may submit max 2 proposals, coordinate only 1.

Who Should Apply

  • •Researchers based at institutions in the Republic of Ireland (Northern Ireland applicants must apply via UKRI)
  • •Applicants working on Topic 2 Human Health within a required transnational consortium
  • •Teams open to pre-clinical research involving animal models or human samples
  • •Consortia including private sector partners such as SMEs or start-ups
  • •Applicants not affiliated with the tobacco or alcohol industry

Key Dates

  • •Pre-proposal deadline: 12:00 GMT, 2 February 2026, submitted by the Coordinator via the online platform
  • •Two-stage process: pre-proposal followed by full proposal with HRB budget justification
  • •Projects expected to start between December 2026 and April 2027, running up to 36 months

Tips for Applicants

  • ✓Only the Coordinator submits the pre-proposal via the online platform, confirm consortium roles and submission responsibility early since a single applicant can coordinate only one proposal.
  • ✓Budget carefully around excluded costs: PhD stipends and tenured academic staff salaries are not eligible, so plan direct costs (capped at €330k per partner) accordingly.
  • ✓Since private sector participation from SMEs and start-ups is encouraged, consider recruiting an industry partner to strengthen the consortium profile before the full proposal stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much funding does the EUP OHAMR Joint Transnational Call provide?

Partners can receive up to €430k and coordinators up to €530k (both including overheads), based on €330k direct costs per partner plus €75k for coordination activities.

Who is eligible to apply for HRB funding under OHAMR JTC2026?

Only applicants based in the Republic of Ireland can receive HRB funding under Topic 2 Human Health; Northern Ireland-based researchers must apply through UKRI instead.

Is a transnational consortium required for this call?

Yes, a transnational consortium is required, with partner criteria set by the OHAMR JTC2026 call text and private sector participation (SMEs/start-ups) encouraged.

How long can an OHAMR JTC2026 project run?

Projects can run for up to 36 months, with expected start dates between December 2026 and April 2027.

Does the HRB OHAMR grant cover PhD stipends or academic salaries?

No, the grant does not cover PhD stipends or tenured academic staff salaries.

human-healthhrbtransnational-consortiumirelandtranslational-researchpre-clinical-researchsme-partnershipohamr
View full call →
Share ✉ Email X LinkedIn WhatsApp

Summary generated by AI based on published grant information. Always verify details on the funder's website.

Similar grants

Browse all open grants →

Browse Related

Grants for Irish researchers

Could EUP OHAMR Joint Transnational Call be right for you?

See your personalised match score for this grant and others in 30 seconds. No signup needed to preview.

See my matches free →