Fundación para la Investigación Biomédica del Hospital Doce de Octubre (i+12) primarily supports biomedical research, clinical training, and the translation of hospital-based science into practical health solutions. Its activity centers on coordinating research networks, fostering innovation, and helping move projects from the lab or clinic into patents, licenses, and transfer agreements with industry and university partners. It appears especially focused on collaborative, applied medical research that improves patient care and public health.
Primarily institutional and partnership-based support rather than open grantmaking, with funding tied to research projects, innovation transfer, licensing, and collaborations with universities, public agencies, and companies. Support seems to come through project co-funding, technology transfer agreements, and participation in collaborative research consortia, often with Spanish and EU partners.
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This funder appears to work through institutional partnerships, research collaborations, and transfer/innovation channels rather than an open unsolicited application process. Prospective applicants should look for collaboration opportunities with i+12 research groups, align proposals to clinical impact or technology transfer, and monitor the website’s innovation and partner sections for calls, licensing opportunities, or joint project announcements.
Current and upcoming funding from Fundación para la Investigación Biomédica del Hospital Doce de Octubre that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Internal call of the institute; applicants must follow the published bases and submit the required application and annexes.
Deadline: Applications until 15 June 2026 inclusive.
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