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PublISHED ON 11 October 2018
UpDATED ON 23 November 2018
Research funding available for next-generation biologics
The Swedish Research Council and Vinnova have formulated a national programme for protein research, method development and production of biologics. It is now possible to apply for up to 10 million SEK for protein research and process development for biologics. The call closes January 15, 2019.
The programme is a part of the government’s strategic investment in life science aiming to promote better health, face societal challenges, strengthen Sweden’s position as a leading country for research and development, and increase Sweden’s competitiveness in an international perspective.
The programme contains both protein research for biologics, as well as development of more efficient methods for next-generation production of biologics. The programme runs from 2016 to 2023 and comprises 320 million SEK in total.
A call for protein research and process development for biologics is now open and closes January 15, 2019.
You can find all the information (in Swedish) about the call on Vinnova’s website
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