Science|Business Database: Coronavirus Funding Opportunities

Research projects for potential treatments, techniques and datasets will be prioritised according to their impact on public health. Preference will be given to projects that plan to make their datasets publicly available and referenceable.

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

Contributions must improve treatment, diagnosis or the public health response to the COVID-19 epidemic.

Kaggle is offering a $1,000 USD prize to the best text and data mining tool for the CORD-19 dataset.

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. 

Grants for Cornell University researchers generating preliminary data for future extramural support applications.

Projects will use NASA satellite data to address environmental, economic and societal impacts of COVID-19.

Funding for research involving data collection for a better response and understanding of COVID-19 oubreak

Join a network of labs from 70 countries in the world to help understand the behavioral and psychological aspects of the COVID-19 outbreak. (No funding involved.)

Help create a comprehensive program to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

Funding for universities, technologists and researchers with innovative proposals, including seed funding, to provide solutions applicapel to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Teams winning support will rapidly trial data science and machine learning methods onnew national DECOVID data resource of COVID 19 data.

The call will support Scottish universities in their result-oriented research to come up with clinical practice and policy outcomes.

The ''Roche Canada COVID-19 Innovation Challenge'' is looking for applicants from various backgrounds to address the COVID-19 pandemic

An opportunity for private and public sector research in the fields of technology and material developement, infection prevention and control, and epidemiology.

This call focuses on priorities related to the current COVID-19 outbreak in humanitarian settings in low and middle-income countries. Vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics will not be funded. Two further deadlines on 20 April 2020.

Projects should focus on detection, treatment, support crisis management capabilities, enhanced resilience and recovery of India's workers, and small businesses during the pandemic.

Funding for trinational health data research involving involving at least three countries – either three or more Nordic countries, or two or more Nordic countries plus Estonia and/or Latvia.

A wide-ranging opportunity for projects related to – among others – diagnostic tools, use of big data analysis, robotic devices, virology, co-infection and social media to manage COVID-19.

Proposals should focus on how information technology can change the way the pandemic is handled. Projects should be able to be rapidly implemented through public and private channels, with large scaling possibilities and technology transfer.