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Programmes HealthThe Fast Track Programme of the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed) offers support to start-ups and small teams and researchers at a pivotal stage of development, ensuring that promising personalised medicine (PM) innovations do not stall due to lack of validation resources and guidance.
The Fast Track Programme offers targeted support to accelerate the validation and adoption of innovative PM solutions. The programme helps early-stage innovators progress by at least one Technology Readiness Level through dedicated validation studies carried out together with specialised European validation centres.
More information, including the call text and details how to apply & evaluation process are available here. The deadline to submit your application is 10 March 2026. An information webinar on the Fast Track call will take place on 20 January and a final Q&A session on 3 March.
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