Four new Open Calls for infectious disease research


Published November 28, 2022
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ISIDORe (Integrated Services for Infectious Disease Outbreak Research) is pleased to announce the launch of its preparedness programme calls for proposals for free of charge access to its state-of-the-art facilities, cutting-edge services, advanced equipment and technologies.

Topics include Respiratory pathogens, SARS-COV-2/COVID-19, Vector-borne pathogens and their vectors, and other Pathogens with epidemic potential- these calls are running on a rolling and “first come - first served” basis. Additional topics include Monkeypox (pre-application deadline: November 29) and Risk Group 4 (RG4) pathogens (pre-application deadline: February 7, 2023).

Within the ISIDORe project, Euro-BioImaging coordinates access to 19 Nodes, all providing a portfolio of Imaging services to support research on infectious diseases. Should your project in the respective research areas require or benefit from access to Imaging technologies and expertise - we are happy to advise you and connect you with the right facility and technologies for your project! (info@eurobioimaging.eu)

For more information

Visit the ISIDORe website:

https://isidore-project.eu/calls

More information on how to apply via Euro-BioImaging:

https://www.eurobioimaging.eu/infectious-diseases-research-user-access-fund-through-isidore/


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