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COVID-X, an exclusive acceleration program funded by the European Union to defeat COVID-19 clinical challenges through the power of data, has launched the Open Call #1 for European Tech Companies with outstanding Data Technology solutions that can overcome COVID-19 clinical challenges and save lives. This Open Call is also addressed for healthcare providers dealing with coronavirus patients and validating the solutions in real care environments.
Funding: 100.000€ (single player) to validate data solutions with a clinical partner - 150.000€ (team players) to validate the solution (tech companies and healthcare providers)
Deadline: 27.01.2021
All details on www.covid-x.eu
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