Funding for Correlated Multimodal Imaging projects from COMULISglobe


Published June 12, 2023

COMULISglobe, a CZI-funded project, aims at consolidating and extending a collaborative and innovative network that promotes MultiModal Imaging and analysis across scales (MMI) from biological research to clinical diagnostics. To this aim, we will help bridge the gap between biological and clinical imaging, identify, fund, and showcase novel multimodal pipelines, and develop, evaluate, and publish correlation software through dedicated networking activities.

Currently, two calls and suppport schemes are open: https://www.comulis.eu/grants

• Global Showcases: This call can fund up to 3 showcase projects (with up to 12k Euros each)that tackle an outstanding biomedical research question using two or more imaging modalities across countries. Eligible expenses are travel costs for lab exchanges, consumables, instrumentation access, supplies, or sample mailing fees. Please send your 2-page applications to andreas.walter@hs-aalen.de by July 23rd, 2023. Projects need to take place between September 1st, 2023 and April, 30th, 2025.
Find more info here: https://www.comulis.eu/comulisglobeshowcase-projects

• Lab Exchanges/Mobility Grants: These lab exchange fellowships are aimed at supporting individual mobility, strengthening the existing networks and fostering collaborations by allowing PhD students, Early Career Investigators (ECIs), facility staff and experienced researchers in the field of MultiModal Imaging to visit an institution, laboratory or industry in another country. The lab exchange will be offered on regular competitive calls throughout the duration of the CZI grant.
Find more info here: https://www.comulis.eu/comulisglobe-lab-exchange

To learn more about the COMULISglobe project, listen to this Podcast with Perrine Paul-Gilloteaux.


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