Fundación Española de Investigación Ósea y del Metabolismo Mineral (FEIOMM/SEIOMM) primarily supports scientific research, training, and clinical quality improvement in bone health and mineral metabolism. Its grantmaking is especially focused on helping investigators build expertise through mobility fellowships and on funding projects that improve fracture prevention and care pathways, such as FLS (Fracture Liaison Service) implementation in Spain. This is a specialized, field-specific funder that typically backs researchers, clinicians, and healthcare teams working in osteoporosis, fracture prevention, and translational bone metabolism research.
Program-based, likely competitive grants and fellowships tied to specific annual or multi-year calls. Support appears to include both research funding and capacity-building/mobility awards, with deadlines published by each convocatoria and documentation released in PDF; funding is Spain-focused, with some mobility opportunities open internationally.
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Monitor the SEIOMM/FEIOMM website and PDF convocatorias closely, since awards are tied to specific calls and deadlines rather than an open rolling process. Applicants should align proposals tightly with bone/mineral metabolism, osteoporosis, fracture prevention, or FLS quality improvement, and mobility applicants should emphasize training value, host institution fit, and how the placement advances their research or clinical development.
Current and upcoming funding from Fundación Española de Investigación Ósea y del Metabolismo Mineral that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants must be FLS units/services interested in participating in the FLS Excellence project.
Deadline: Applications close on 2026-09-21 at 24:00.
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