Funding opportunities, upcoming grant calls and related guidelines
The Health Research Board (HRB) is supporting Irish researchers to engage in transnational collaborative research in the field of health and care systems research under the call entitled “Better care closer to home: Enhancing primary and community care”.
The Health Research Board (HRB) is participating in the ERA4Health Joint Transnational Pilot Call in multi-country investigator-initiated clinical studies (IICS) on ‘Fostering Pragmatic Comparative Effectiveness Trials in Non-communicable Diseases’ (EffecTrial).
The aim of the AICC scheme is to support innovative, dynamic, and collaborative cross-border and trans-Atlantic cancer research and innovation within the 3 key AICC priority areas, to benefit all-island cancer patients.
Increasing collaboration between United States of America (USA), Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland researchers
Research projects that address a specific need within the Irish health or social care system
The aim of this scheme is to provide HRB funded researchers with an opportunity to seek supplementary funding for integrated knowledge translation (iKT) activities not covered in the original award that will maximise the potential impact of the research findings on policy or practice or communicate research and research findings to the general public.
The aim of this scheme is to provide HRB funded researchers with an opportunity to seek supplementary funding for integrated knowledge translation (iKT) activities not covered in the original award that will maximise the potential impact of the research findings on policy or practice or communicate research and research findings to the general public.
The aim of this scheme is to provide HRB funded researchers with an opportunity to seek supplementary funding for integrated knowledge translation (iKT) activities not covered in the original award that will maximise the potential impact of the research findings on policy or practice or communicate research and research findings to the general public.
Funding for established collaborative research networks to build on and extend their work.
The overarching aim is to develop talented and skilled health and social care researchers during the postdoctoral stage of their research career, particularly emphasising an ability to apply research evidence to improve healthcare and health policy and reduce the gap between research findings and clinical practice and/or health policy.
Short research projects for undergraduate students in a health or social care-related discipline
Supporting excellent doctoral training programmes for future health researchers in the conduct of patient-focused research.