[ Novo Nordisk Foundation | Research funding in data science ]

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Date 16.03.2021
Category Call for proposal

The Danish Foundation Novo Nordisk has launched a new call for its “Data Science Collaborative Research Programme”. The proposed research must fall within the scope of the NNF Data Science Initiative, which aims to support the following key science areas:
 

  • Development of new algorithms, methods, and technologies within data science, artificial intelligence (incl. machine learning and deep learning), data engineering, data mining, statistics, applied math, computer science, big data analytics, etc.
  • Applications of data science (as defined above) within NNF’s scientific focus areas: Biomedical and health science, life science and industrial applications promoting sustainability, as well as natural and technical sciences with potential application in biotechnology or biomedicine.

Does NOT support: projects where the primary focus is on financial or insurance data, fraud detection, advertisement, social media, social science or humanities, security and mass surveillance, defense, gaming, etc.

Who can apply:
  • The consortium can involve up to 6 applicants.
  • The main applicant must be at least 50% affiliated to a Danish university, hospital or other non-profit organization, and must hold a teaching or training programme there.
  • Co-applicants can be based anywhere in the world.
  • Consortia from within data science or across disciplines (like medicine, biology, biotechnology, physics, chemistry, etc.) are both eligible.
  • The collaboration need not to be a new one, and the primary focus is scientific excellence and synergy in the collaboration.
  • Industrial partners are NOT eligible.

Funding & Duration: max. DKK 25 million (for max 6 applicants) for up to 5 years. The Foundation will award up to DKK 60 million in total for this call. 
Eligible costs: personnel, equipment, data management, materials, consumables and service, collaborative activities, conference participation, publication costs, bench fees, admin support. Does NOT cover overheads.

Deadline for the Expression of Interest: 16 March 2021 at 2 p.m. CET
Deadline for full applications (upon invitation): 26 August 2021 at 2 p.m. CET
Decision: end of December 2021
Start of the project: between January and December 2022

For further information, please have a look at the call webpage, call guidelines (including application checklist and assessment criteria) and online application system.

 

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  • General public
  • Free

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