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Project proposal

EADV supports excellence in research through its Project Proposal programme. Make your research idea a published reality through the EADV grant opportunities.

EADV Project Proposal: useful information

A project which is in conflict with EADV or is in conflict with EADV initiatives pursued by other committees of EADV, will
not be evaluated by the PPRC.

  • The applicant must be an EADV member
  • The project benefits the EADV: the project will contribute to the mission and reputation of the EADV.
  • The project benefits patients with skin diseases and contributes to the understanding of skin diseases,
    physician capabilities or patient care.
  • The project involves several expert groups from European countries with a synergistic or complementary
    role in pursuing the objectives of the project.
  • The project is co-ordinated by investigators with sufficient background experience and/or training in the
    specific research field.
  • The project is original and carries true scientific or clinical interest
  • The project is feasible: the project objectives are realistic and can be achieved within a reasonable time frame
    (1- 2 years)
  • The project management plan is adequate: timing and resources are clearly specified and in line with the
    project requirements. Deliverables are clear and measurable.
  • The project budget is adequate: a detailed realistic budget with justification of all elements is provided.
  1. An investigator cannot apply in more than one project as a Project Leader in a single round proposal.
  2. An investigator cannot apply as a Project Leader if he/she already has an approved project that is being funded by the PPRC and has not been completed.
  3. Executive officers of the EADV are not eligible to apply for a grant by the PPRC as Project Leaders.
  4. Board members and Committee chairs/ members may apply as Project Leaders or co-investigators for PPRC funding but cannot be personally compensated through the grant.
  5. Funding will be first allocated at the end of the submission year.
  6. The funding period essentially starts at the beginning of the year that follows the application submission deadline. To consider this for the project time plan and budget

How to submit your project

Read carefully the Project Proposal guidelines

The application is to be submitted electronically through the MyEADV portal.

All documentation requested shall be collected and submitted to the EADV by the applicant and must be in English. It consists of four parts:

  1. Candidate’s CV in English
  2. Track record in research (publications, grants, etc)
  3. Information on the academic or research environment of the applicant
  4. Project details including budget

Project Proposal

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Successful applicants 2024

Name

Project

Home Institution

Bert Callewaert

Unveiling Profibrotic Mechanisms in Myhre Syndrome to profile Fibrotic Diseases

Ghent University

Ghent, Belgium

George Sorin Tiplica

Understanding the antimicrobial Resistance of Gonorrhea in Europe and Normalizing the Testing for Sexually Transmitted Infections

Romanian Association of Dermatology and Venereology (ARDV)

Bucharest, Romania

Maarten Vermeer

Single-cell Characterization of Epigenetic and Transcriptomic Dynamics in Sézary Syndrome Progression

Leiden University Medical Center

Leiden, Netherlands

Olivier Preynat-Seauve

A phase I/II clinical trial evaluating the safety and preliminary efficacy of an allogenic cellular patch against skin chronic wounds: funding of the costs of production and biological evaluation of the treatment.

Geneva University Hospitals

Geneva, Switzerland

Sheila McSweeney

Genomic and lipidomic approaches to iden2fy therapeu2c targets in solar ur2caria

St. John’s Institute of Dermatology

London, UK

Tatiana Sezin

Cracking the Code of Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria-Integrative Blood-Skin Analysis at single-cell resolution

Institute for Inflammation Medicine, University of Luebeck

Lübeck, Germany

Projects must be submitted online only through our myEADV portal.

The Committee does not provide a detailed review for non-approved projects.