Project support

The Grant Office at the Faculty of Medicine MU is your dedicated partner throughout the entire journey of securing and executing your project grants. From nurturing your initial idea to crafting the final implementation report, we are here to make your project a reality. Join us and turn your vision into success.

Do you have an exciting project idea and are seeking funding? Reach out to us at projekty@med.muni.cz. If you're curious about the various grant opportunities available at the Faculty of Medicine MU, explore our website for essential information, and don't hesitate to get in touch.

International Grants

Operational Programmes

National Grants

Internal Grants

3

billion CZK for the Faculty of Medicine in the years 2021-2025

1299

submitted projects in 2021-2025

530

approved projects in 2021-2025

News

1 Jun

A young researcher is investigating how human cells copy their DNA and why this process fails in disease

A new international research project, ReG4CoRe – From Licensing to Firing: How RECQ4-G4 Condensates Control Replication in Human Cells, has recently been launched at our faculty. Supported by the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships programme under Horizon Europe, the project has brought researcher Debopriya Bose to the research group of Lumír Krejčí at the Department of Biology.

29 May

How was the first MED MUNI Research Day?

To bring together the broader scientific community from laboratories and clinics, inspire one another, establish collaborations, and celebrate current achievements. With this goal in mind, Research Day was held for the first time on May 20.

28 May

Stjepan Uldrijan's project received an excellent final evaluation from the Czech Science Foundation

A project focused on researching new treatment options for melanoma, carried out by Stjepan Uldrijan’s research group at the Department of Biology, was rated “excellent” by the Czech Science Foundation (GA ČR) in its final evaluation.

15 May

The SENSITISE Project and CZECRIN Organise an International Workshop on Inclusivity in Clinical Trials

The main objective of the ERASMUS+ SENSITISE project is to develop a comprehensive curriculum to increase awareness of diversity, equity, and inclusion in clinical trials. The project seeks to support the participation of underrepresented groups in clinical research, thereby improving the quality, generalisability, and transferability of research outcomes.

Contacts

Ing. Jitka Blažková

Department Head, Grant Office

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