Science|Business Database: Coronavirus Funding Opportunities

Proposals are sought on the benefits or costs of digitisation in a time of crisis. A proposal could be in partnership with a government, private sector or NGO with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa.

Proposals should produce new knowledge on the healthcare response to the pandemic, identify challenges and generate data to address the many facets of the evolving pandemic.

Projects will collect and analyze data related to emergency procurement with the objective of improving efficiency, and effectiveness during the pandemic

Call for innovative solutions from industry to assist NATO in security and responding to crisis situations.

The AXA Research Fund is earmarking a total of €5M of its project funding budget to develop responses to infectious diseases and COVID-19, including post-crisis solution building.

The funding for rapid research in a variety of fields responding to the current phase of COVID-19 pandemic in Canada and around the globe, which is focused on slowing and stopping the spread of the virus.

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

Funding for Brazilian research and doctoral studies in epidemiology, immunology, pharmaceuticals sciences, telemedicine, and medical data analysis.

Projects must be aligned with WHO Bluebook (March 2020 version), with a particular interest in development and use of text and data mining techniques.

The EHDEN project is looking for Data Partners able to share their data on COVID-19 patients in order to accelerate data analysis and support evidence-based decision-making.

There are four challenge target areas: data-use solutions, data sources and collections tools, epidemiological modelling support, and responsible data needs in COVID-19 data systems.

Priority areas include epidemiology, health care system management, and biomarkers indicative of disease susceptibility, severity and progression.

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

A call for data processing projects principally in the medical sector to respond to COVID-19 and to contribute to new responses to future pandemics.

Funding for early-stage development of tools for virus detection and sensing; supply chain management; geo-spatio-temporal monitoring and mapping; information reliability and collaboration; and modeling, simulation, and predictive analytics.

Horizon 2020 funding for fast and easily deployable medical devices, environmental surveillance systems tracking COVID-19 spread, telehealth and data analysis tools.

MIT Solve is looking for tech innovations to improve individual hygiene, develop low-cost rapid diagnostics and data tools to inform decision-makers and support health workers.

The research will focus in particular how to improve individual hygiene, develop low-cost rapid diagnostics, analyse data, and provide tools to support and protect health workers.

Research or innovation projects should enhance public preparedness for upcoming pandemics with medical, surveillance, sanitation, supply chain, education, and other technologies.

Open call for developers, visionaries, and problem solvers to build open source technology solutions that address three main areas: crisis communication during an emergency, ways to improve remote learning, and how to inspire cooperative local com