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€50 Million Boost for Pandemic Preparedness Research Funding

Getting Ready for the Next Big One: Fighting Future Pandemics with Research

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The fight against future pandemics was significantly boosted with €50 million in research funding. This initiative focuses on understanding how viruses interact with human cells, specifically those with high pandemic potential, paving the way for developing preventative measures like vaccines and treatments. In this article, ilovephd gives detail about the €50 million Pandemic Preparedness Research Funding opportunity aimed at fighting future pandemics.

Why is Pandemic Preparedness Research Funding important?

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the critical need for increased preparedness against emerging infectious diseases. By investing in research, we can better understand how viruses work and develop effective tools to prevent and combat future outbreaks.

What are they looking for?

Research projects investigating host-pathogen interactions of viruses with high pandemic potential. Proposals focus on understanding viral entry mechanisms and developing therapeutic strategies like vaccines and antiviral treatments. Sex and gender considerations in the research to understand how viruses might affect different groups.

Who can participate?

Researchers and institutions with expertise in viral research, immunology, and vaccine development. Collaboration with the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre is encouraged for advanced analysis of potential treatments.

This is a significant opportunity to advance pandemic preparedness research and develop life-saving interventions. By supporting research in this crucial area, we can build a more resilient future and protect public health from emerging threats.

Stay informed about the latest developments in pandemic preparedness research funding and be part of the solution in building a healthier future.

Source: HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

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