Science|Business Database: Coronavirus Funding Opportunities

Applicants should use space technology by using space-based products and services to improve the UK healthcare ecosystem impacted by the pandemic

Proposals must be appropriate to the emergency situation and, therefore, allow immediate implementation and start-up in the National Health System, with concrete, early results applicable to the current situation.

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

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

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

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.

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. 

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.

A targeted call for AI and COVID-19 interdisciplinary research collaborations to spark innovative, high-risk/high-reward ideas and projects

Proposals will use space technology to decrease contagion among the population, support for the most vulnerable groups, mitigate the impact of the pandemic and reactivate the economy and psychological support for people in confinement.

Companies are invited to propose projects using at least one space-based technology to improve the management of COVID-19 in diagnostics, therapeutics, mental health and education (e-learning)

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.

Solutions will aim to protect service providers and caregivers from COVID-19 and to minimize the risk of transmission with personal protective and medical equipment.

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

Competitive revisions and additional resourcing for a currently funded grant to meet increased costs that are within the scope of the approved project but unforeseen when the new or competing renewal application was awarded.

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

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.

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