EUROSPINE is pleased to present our Research Grant Application Portal, a platform designed to facilitate the application process for researchers seeking funding for their projects. Our website aims to streamline the application process by providing comprehensive information and tools to support researchers every step of the way.
We are thrilled to announce the availability of four grants, each worth 15,000 EUR, for the upcoming cycle.
Grant applications for 2023 are now closed.
We cordially invite the following individuals and groups to apply for a grant in 2023:
Doctoral/PhD Students
Postdoctoral fellows (postdocs)
Researchers/Clinicians in the early stages of their research careers
To be eligible for funding, the applicant or at least one member of the research team must be a member of EUROSPINE, the Spine Society of Europe. In addition, all applications must be submitted in English to ensure effective communication and evaluation.
Our primary focus is to support research that advances knowledge of the spine, including its characteristics, injuries, disorders and diseases. We welcome both clinical and non-clinical research applications related to the spine, with the following considerations
For the next cycle, four grants of 15,000 EUR each will be available.
To ensure the highest standards of ethical research, it is essential that all applicants demonstrate their commitment to the protection of human or animal subjects. We ask that you provide evidence of relevant ethical approval or indicate that the approval process is underway.
As a testament to our shared values, successful researchers will be required to certify their compliance with the Helsinki Convention (1975 Tokyo Amendment). This commitment ensures that the study will be conducted with the utmost care and respect for ethical guidelines.
In order to ensure a smooth and successful application process, please make sure that your submission complies with the following requirements:
Please read the application guidelines carefully before submitting your application. All documents needed for your application can be downloaded here. If you have any questions, contact the Education Team.
The Taskforce Research uses a review process where two independent reviewers evaluate and score the proposal following the scoring instructions and using a standard evaluation form. Further details on the review process can be found in the grant application guidelines.
Respecting research and publication standards helps you design your research project. We strongly recommend you use any kind of relevant research or publication standards to check for completeness, before submitting your application.
We recommend using the following resources:
The following documents are available to download here and where needed, can be filled in and signed electronically:
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