Novo Nordisk Foundation · · Instrument: Grants
Data Science Collaborative Research Programme
The Novo Nordisk Foundation's Data Science Collaborative Research Programme supports research collaborations in data science and computational science with current or potential applications in areas relevant to the foundation's strategy, and aims to strengthen Danish data science research and training. Grants are up to DKK 40 million over up to five years, scaling with consortium size from DKK 14 million for two partners to DKK 40 million for five, and up to DKK 99 million a year is available in total. The main applicant or at least one co-applicant must be a data science or computational science researcher, the main applicant must be affiliated with a Danish university or institution, and up to five collaborators can be based in Denmark or abroad. Phase 1 is a full application of up to 30,000 characters submitted through NORMA, and top-ranked applicants are then invited to present to the review committee. The 2026 call ran from December 10, 2025 to March 3, 2026, results are due in December 2026, and the next call is expected in December 2026.
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Round history
| Round | Window | Size | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 call | December 10, 2025 to March 3, 2026Closed | Up to DKK 40 million per grant over up to five years | novonordiskfonden.dk |
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