Calls

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The DARE project is committed to promoting prevention through innovative technologies and advanced research pathways. This section is dedicated to funding calls that support the development of new healthcare and assistance solutions. Here, you will find a comprehensive list of active funding opportunities, financing possibilities, and initiatives.

Notices

The second public call of Spoke 3 is officially open and will close on May 30, 2025, at 11:59 PM.

Open Calls

Second Cascade Call Spoke 3

The DARE Initiative PNC0000002, funded under the National Plan for Complementary Investments to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, investment line PNC - I.1 – “Funding for research initiatives for innovative technologies and pathways in the healthcare and social care sectors,” finances, through Spoke 3 – University of Rome Tor Vergata, with this Cascade Call, research projects carried out individually or jointly, throughout the national territory.

Project proposals submitted under this call must aim to support Spoke 3 (University of Rome Tor Vergata) in relation to two specific topics: A) Implementing the assessment of the risk of complications in type 2 diabetes to generate population-specific algorithms for Italy, using already available cohorts with certified clinical outcome registries; B) Highlighting methodologies to be applied in the care of patients with type 2 diabetes to reduce the digital divide in southern regions.

To access the funding provided by the Cascade Call, Applicants must submit their application for participation from 10:00 AM on 08/05/2025 until 11:59 PM on 30/05/2025. 

For further information, please visit the dedicated page on the University of Rome Tor Vergata website..

The DARE Initiative PNC0000002, funded by the National Plan for Complementary Investments to the NRRP, finances research projects through Spoke 1 – University of Bologna. The call supports industrial research and experimental development projects in the field of innovative technologies for health prevention. For more information on the Cascade Calls, please visit the University of Bologna's website. The call will close on: January 10, 2025. Additionally, within Spoke 1, a public information event on the Cascade Calls was organized. This meeting aimed to provide details on funding opportunities, participation procedures, and the specific project topics of Spoke 1.
DARE Initiative PNC0000002, funded under the National Plan for Complementary Investments to the National Plan for Recovery and Resilience, investment line PNC - I.1, finances, through Spoke 2 - University of Palermo, research projects in the regions of Southern Italy. The call aims to develop innovative technologies in healthcare, with a focus on community-based digital primary prevention. For further information on cascade Calls, please visit the University of Palermo's website. The call for applications will expire on: 13 dicembre  2024, ore 23:59. Moreover, within Spoke 2, framework, a public informal event on Open Calls. This meeting aimed to provide details on funding opportunities, how to participate, and Spoke 2-specific project issues.
The DARE Initiative PNC0000002, funded under the National Complementary Investment Plan to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Investment Line PNC – I.1 – "Funding for research initiatives in innovative healthcare technologies and pathways," finances research projects, either individually or jointly conducted, across the national territory through Spoke 3 – University of Rome Tor Vergata. This Open Call is designed to support research efforts that contribute to the development of innovative solutions in the healthcare and assistance sectors. For further information on cascade Calls, plese visit the University of Rome Tor Vergata's website.  The call for applications will expire on: 28 febbraio 2025, ore 00:00. Moreover, within Spoke 3, framework public informal event on Open Calls, was organized. This meeting aimed to provide details on funding opportunities, how to participate, and Spoke 3-specific project issues.