Science|Business Database: Coronavirus Funding Opportunities

The funding for to purchase equipment, adjustments to existing processes and implementation of new processes. The project should benefit Wales in relation to the response to the Co-Vid 19 outbreak.

Grants for developing mathematical models, biomedical/nano sensors, algorithms, security techniques and other technologies in preparation for future pandemics. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. 

Funding for innovative and low-cost solutions focused on COVID-19 diagnosis, treatment, epidemiology, PEE, and telehealth.

Proposals should include test kits, respiratory devices, protective equipment or mobile applications for detection, tracing, and information sharing, that can respond to the current emergency medical needs for Lebanon.

A European Commission call for startups and SMEs with technologies and innovations that could help in treating, testing, monitoring or other aspects of the coronavirus outbreak to apply urgently to the next round of funding from the European Innov

Government funding for innovators who can support the elderly, vulnerable and self-isolating in the community (not in clinical settings) during COVID-19 to apply for government funding of up to £25,000 to test their solution.

The CoVent-19 Challenge is fostering the innovation of a rapidly deployable, minimum viable mechanical ventilator for patients with COVID-19 related ventilator-dependent lung injury.

The Forum is looking for projects and initiatives on the governance of health, AI, social and economic response to the pandemic.

Funding for practically oriented research on COVID-19 related topics with a commercialisation potential.

Funding for binational teams for proof of concept ideas and workable prototypes of new technologies, tools, or systems addressing challenges posed by COVID-19.

Proposals should rework known Internet-based technical solutions and apply them to COVID-19 in areas such as humanitarian aid, education, disinformation, and pandemic preparedness.

Submission of applications for assistance with R&D and technological innovation plans. The final date for applications is 18 May, but there are multiple submission dates before that time: 30 March, 20 April, and 4 May.

Projects should develop products, services or business models to innovate manufacturing in response to the COVID-19 crisis.

European SMEs should leverage digital technology to model, communicate and influence behaviour to manage pandemic responses.

Projects should be capable of implementation within 6 to 12 months and focus on the new challenges posed by the outbreak.

The Islamic Development Bank is looking for projects supporting preparedness and response to the COVID-19 pandemic in its member states.

Projects must propose innovative ways to repurpose, adapt and ramp-up production lines to produce vital medical supplies and equipment in under 48 hours.

Grants for projects that will build lasting solutions for protecting vulnerable populations and key workers affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

Support for rapid development and production of medical devices, software, protective equipment, tools for social distancing, and expansion of diagnostic capacities or logistics solutions.

Brussels-based companies will be funded to develop or implement innovative vaccines, treatments, medical devices and medical equipment.