Grant from the Nordic Society of Radiology for Nordic Collaborative Research Projects
As the Nordic Congress of Radiology is not being held this year, the Nordic Society of Radiology hereby announces the opportunity to apply for funding from the Umeå Fund. The fund’s annual return will be awarded to a Nordic collaborative research project in radiology.
We welcome applications that promote scientific collaboration between the Nordic countries.
Application Requirements
To be considered, the application must include the following documents:
- Research Plan – A clear description of the project’s objectives, methodology, and the added value of Nordic collaboration.
- Funding Utilization Plan – A detailed plan and budget specifying how the grant funds will be used.
Application Deadline
A complete application must be submitted no later than 1 October 2026.
Submission Procedure
Applications should be addressed to the Secretary General and submitted electronically to:
- Email: Secretary General’s and President of the board, email address in Board.
- Subject line: Application: Research Grant – Your Name/Project Title
Nordic Fellowship in Clinical Radiology
The aim of this fellowship is to increase cooperation between the Nordic countries.
The Board of the Nordic Society of Medical Radiology (NSMR) can decide to award a Nordic fellowship (resestipendium).
The number of fellowships and amount to be awarded is to be decided by the Board.
Fellowships are awarded in the year in between the Nordic Congresses to promote collaboration between the Nordic countries. Fellowships are to be given to residents in radiology to support a stay at a radiology department in another Nordic country. At least two Nordic counties must be involved, and the fellowship must be given to a research project or an educational project. Membership of a national society is required.
Each national society is invited to suggest up to two candidates for the fellowship. If two are suggested, a prioritized list should be given.
Applications (in Nordic language or English) from the candidates must be sent via the national societies to the secretary of the NSMR before October 1st in even years (non-congress years).
The application should include
- the purpose of the stay, destination and length of time
- when the stay is planned
- a short CV of the applicant
- recommendation from the head of the
department where the resident is employed
The decision of who is to be awarded the grants will be decided at the NSMR board meeting in November. The secretary of the NSMR will notify the applicants before December 1st. The grant is to be used within 12 months of it being awarded.
A report from each grant recipient must be sent to the secretary of NFMR within two months after the conclusion of the visit and it may be published on the website or in national newsletters.
For further details/application submission
Se contact info for General secretary and President in Board.
Previous fellowships