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In 2022, we offer a series of research grants to stimulate innovative research in challenging areas of future importance. Grants of up to 500,000 € per year for up to 3 years are available in the areas as further specified below.
Submissions are now closed, the deadline was 31 August 2022.
The Research Grants program is open to scientists in all career stages who are affiliated with any research-based institution, university or company.
In the first stage of the Research Grants applications process, applicants submit their application containing non-confidential information only. You may apply for more than one grant or submit your application for more than one category. If your application is successful, you are invited to submit a full proposal under confidentiality and join a deep-dive workshop. All applicants are informed about the decision of the selection committee.
The second stage of the Research Grant process is a collaborative step, the deep-dive workshop. Finalists submit their full proposals and then work together with our managers and scientists to jointly optimize submitted project proposals. All teams reaching this stage will be informed in October. The deep-dive workshops will take place in November 2022. The culmination of the deep-dive workshops will be the selection of the research grant winners.
The third stage of the Research Grants process is the Research Grant funding phase. To enable pay-out and project start, we enter into bilateral collaboration agreements with the winning recipients. Our collaborative Research Grants are a unique opportunity for researchers who are interested in working with our scientists and receive guidance from industry. During the Research Grant funding period, there will therefore be regular meetings with our scientists.
We are launching a call for research proposals advancing the field of drug discovery and are looking for proposals for projects to identify and characterize the next game-changing molecule to help cure cancer, autoimmune/neuroinflammatory disease or infertility. In addition, approaches interfering with the molecular hallmarks of aging to promote healthy longevity are of interest.
We are launching a call for research proposals advancing the field of drug discovery and are looking for proposals for projects to identify and characterize the next game-changing molecule to help cure cancer, autoimmune/neuroinflammatory disease or infertility. In addition, approaches interfering with the molecular hallmarks of aging to promote healthy longevity are of interest.
Your proposal should address one of the following:
We are seeking research proposals that can substantially advance Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning mediated predictive diagnostics and drug target discovery with the goal of developing tools to augment current approaches.
We are seeking research proposals that can substantially advance Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning mediated predictive diagnostics and drug target discovery with the goal of developing tools to augment current approaches.
Your proposal should address one of the following technologies:
Chemistry has become richer and more complex over the last years. Chemical experiments scale exponentially with the number of variables like reactants, conditions and compound diversity. At the same time chemists must restrict their search spaces dramatically while synthesizing even more complicated molecules. This usually leads to longer research and development cycles and limits innovation in material science or pharmaceutical drug discovery. How can we speed up this fundamental building block of scientific innovation?
Chemistry has become richer and more complex over the last years. Chemical experiments scale exponentially with the number of variables like reactants, conditions and compound diversity. At the same time chemists must restrict their search spaces dramatically while synthesizing even more complicated molecules. This usually leads to longer research and development cycles and limits innovation in material science or pharmaceutical drug discovery. How can we speed up this fundamental building block of scientific innovation?
Predictive and computational methods, generative models, robotics. Many incredible recent advances in digital tools combining chemistry and data could help to solve this problem.
Submitted proposals should target the question how these technologies change the future of the chemical lab and increase efficiency through automation.
We are seeking proposals along the pharmaceutical R&D value chain that can tangibly improve sustainability aspects in R&D. The proposals should address our search scope and suggest a way forward.
We are seeking proposals along the pharmaceutical R&D value chain that can tangibly improve sustainability aspects in R&D. The proposals should address the following search scope and suggest a way forward.
Proposals should be relevant to our healthcare business and may address:
Science and technology are at the heart of everything we do, driving innovations that enable us to contribute to a sustainable future. In this endeavor, we are seeking research proposals in the field of Green Chemistry.
Science and technology are at the heart of everything we do, driving innovations that enable us to contribute to a sustainable future. In this endeavor, we are seeking research proposals in the field of green chemistry. Progress is currently made e.g in the field of catalysts, prevention of waste and emissions, renewable feed stocks, use of AI for the design for reactions with more efficient synthesis. We are a science-driven organization conducting our business in healthcare, life science and electronics. Your proposal should find an application in one of our three sectors.
Your proposal should include the following:
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Find an overview of all our current and past Research Grant programs here.