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Call for Research Grant Applications in Inborn Errors of Metabolism (IEM)

Chiesi Global Rare Diseases Nordics is pleased to announce, the availability of two research grants in the field of IEM. The purpose of these grants is to support innovative research that contributes to a better understanding, improved diagnostics, or management of IEM.

About the Grant

  • Number of grants: 2
  • Grant amount: €10,000 per grant
  • Application period: May 18 - August 14, 2026
  • Target group: Researchers based in Finland, at an early or established stage of their career, with projects related to inborn metabolic diseases.
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Evaluation Criteria

Applications will be evaluated based on:

  • Scientific quality and originality
  • Relevance to the field of rare metabolic diseases
  • Feasibility and project plan
  • Potential clinical or societal impact

Application Requirements

Applications must include:

  • Project description, including budget and timeline (max 5 pages). Application template can be found below.
  • Short CV and publication list
  • Letter of support from supervisor (for PhD students) or head of department (for others)

The application should be sent to
Brita Forsberg, b.forsberg@chiesi.com

All applications will be reviewed by an independent scientific committee with expertise in metabolic diseases and rare disorders.

  • Pasi Nevalainen: Head of Rare Diseases Unit, Tampere University Hospital
  • Risto Lapatto: Chief Physician, Adjunct Professor, Children and Adolescents Department, Helsinki University Hospital
  • Laura Tanner: Head Of Department, Genetic services / Fetomaternal Medical Center, Helsinki University Hospital
  • Aki Hietaharju: Adjunct Professor and Head of Neurology Department, Tampere University Hospital
  • Allan Lund: Clinical Professor and Head of Center for Inherited Metabolic Diseases, Copenhagen University Hospital

21951 – 08.05.2026