Center for Translational Epidemiology (TRACE) – research call
The Trond Mohn Foundation (TMS) wants to support the research activity at the Center for Translational Epidemiology at UiB. TMS has set aside NOK 18 million for such an investment and has invited UiB to nominate a limited number of research projects that can support the centre’s objectives and contribute to shaping the center in the desired direction in the coming years.
TRACE aims to further develop the field of epidemiology by establishing new collaborations involving researchers with a background in biomedicine, bioinformatics and clinical medicine, in addition to epidemiology and medical statistics. By building bridges between laboratory-based and population-based research, the center aims to achieve greater understanding of the causes of non-communicable diseases.
Read more about the call here: Senter for translasjonell epidemiologi (TRACE) – utlysning | Det medisinske fakultet | UiB
The Trond Mohn Foundation: Senter for translasjonell epidemiologi (TRACE) – utlysning – Mohnfoundation
Step 1 application deadline: 15. november 2022 kl. 12.00
5-7 entries are invited to submit a full application. Deadline 12 januar 2023.
Step 2 application deadline, full proposal: 16. mars 2023 kl. 12.00
Nominating Project Proposals to TMS Trustworthy AI
Trond Mohn Foundation (TMS) has invited UiB to apply for research funds under the program Trustworthy AI. UiB can nominate a maximum of eight research proposals to TMS. The internal dealine for submission of short proposal is November 7, 2022.
Nominating Project Proposals to TMS Trustworthy AI | UiB AI | UiB
Trond Mohn Foundation (TMS) has set aside a maximum of NOK 20 million that may be awarded to a research program in Trustworthy AI, and invited UiB to apply for TMS funding for a limited number of research projects (maximum of NOK 18 mill. in total) and one overarching coordination project based on the projects being funded (maximum of NOK 2 mill.).
UiB is invited to nominate 5-8 project proposals to TMS. Each project may be granted TMS funding for maximum 4 years. The maximum contribution from TMS is NOK 6 million per project (for projects lasting 4 years). It is a prerequisite for funding that any TMS contribution is matched by resources from the participating institutions at about the same level. Read more in the full call text from TMS here:
AI-Research-projects-Call-m-crit_ENDELIG.pdf (mohnfoundation.no)
The internal dealine for submission of short proposal is November 7, 2022.
Full proposal to TMS – deadline 10. januar 2023
Collaborative Project to Meet Societal and Industry-related Challenges
The purpose of this call is to develop new knowledge and generate competence needed by society or trade and industry to address important societal challenges. The projects are to encourage and support collaboration between research organisations and stakeholders from outside the research sector that represent societal and/or industry-related needs for knowledge and research competence.
The various themes, and how much funding is announced within these, will be published in October 2022.
Opportunities for IBM: Enabling technologies – biotechnology.
Open for applications -14. DEC 2022
Application deadline -15. FEB 2023
Collaborative Project to Meet Societal and Industry-related Challenges (forskningsradet.no)
Researcher Project for Young Talents
The support will give young research talents under the age of 40 the opportunity to pursue their own ideas and lead a research project. The call is aimed at researchers at an early stage in their career, two to seven years after their dissertation, who have shown the potential to carry out research of high scientific quality.
Which subjects and research areas the call is open to are specified under each individual theme.
The call consists of several themes. For each theme, there is an announced amount and specified priorities for selecting the projects to be financed.
Open for application-14. DEC 2022
Application deadline-08. FEB 2023
Forskerprosjekt for unge talenter (forskningsradet.no) Sorry, links in Norwegian!
Support for Events
Support for events is available to approved Norwegian research organisations, companies, public entities, non-governmental organisations and groups of such entities in order to better equip them to organise conferences, workshops and seminars. Funding may also be granted for international conferences when the Norwegian applicant is the main organiser.
Support for Events (forskningsradet.no)
The event must serve as a meeting place for disseminating research results, exchanging knowledge, expanding the knowledge-base and/or establishing new scientific collaboration. Funding is available for both physical and virtual events.
Relevant thematic areas for this call: Health, Internationalisation, Enabling technologies, Education and competence
Application deadline: Open-ended
Research portfolios at NFR
We invest in research and innovation through these portfolios
Welfare, culture and society (forskningsradet.no)
Health (forskningsradet.no)
Life sciences (forskningsradet.no)
Enabling technologies (forskningsradet.no)
Global development and international relations (forskningsradet.no)
SPIRE – Såkornsmidler
The strategic program for research collaboration (SPIRE) aims to support the University of Bergen’s strategy and action plan for internationalization 2016-2022. Who can apply:
– Scientific employees in first-positions (combined positions that include a research component), researchers (code: 1109,1110, 1183 – with a doctorate) and postdoctoral fellows at UiB.
– Scientific staff must be employed for a minimum of 50% at UiB.
– Postdocs must have 100% employment at UiB, and must show employment at UiB 2 years in the future to be able to apply.
Application deadline for SPIRE funds in 2022 is: 1 December 2021.
SPIRE – Såkornsmidler | Forsknings- og innovasjonsavdelingen | UiB Sorry, links in Norwegian!
Collaborative funding for the Alrek health cluster will be strengthened in 2023
It is now possible to apply for collaborative funds from Alrek health cluster. This year, Alrek is also announcing funds on behalf of Rebekka Ege Hegermann’s Legacy for research and innovation projects.
Read more here: https://alrekhelseklynge.no/nyheter/samarbeidsmidler-for-alrek-helseklynge-styrkes-i-2023/
The deadline for both announcements is 14 November. Sorry, links in Norwegian!