Three Horizon Europe funding opportunities for the in silico medicine community: Virtual Human Twins, AI and Bio-printing
Upcoming Horizon Europe calls open new opportunities for collaboration across computational modelling, Virtual Human Twins, artificial intelligence and advanced biomedical technologies, areas of strong interest for the in silico medicine community.
1. Advancing bio-printing of living cells for regenerative medicine
This call focuses on advancing bio-printing technologies involving living cells for applications in regenerative medicine, creating opportunities to connect computational modelling and simulation with innovative approaches to tissue engineering and biomedical manufacturing.
- Opening date: 3 June 2027
- Deadline: 22 September 2027
- Action type: Horizon Research and Innovation Action (RIA)
- Submission: Single-stage
2. Towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) for healthcare
This call addresses the development and coordination of approaches towards Artificial General Intelligence for healthcare. It may be particularly relevant to the in silico medicine community as AI increasingly intersects with computational modelling, clinical decision support and personalised medicine.
- Opening date: 3 June 2027
- Deadline: 22 September 2027
- Action type: Horizon Coordination and Support Action (CSA)
- Submission: Single-stage
3. Virtual Human Twins for integrated clinical decision support
The call on Virtual Human Twins (VHTs) for integrated clinical decision support in prevention and diagnosis directly addresses a key area for the in silico medicine community. It provides an opportunity to advance the development and application of VHT technologies for supporting clinical decision-making.
- Opening date: 3 June 2027
- Deadline: 22 September 2027
- Action type: Horizon Research and Innovation Action (RIA)
- Submission: Single-stage
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