Andes Virus & ANDV-relevant Hantavirus Research Call has been launched under the Horizon Europe ISIDORe project
The ISIDORe II project under the EU’s Horizon Europe Programme has launched a call enabling researchers to access specialised European research facilities, services and expertise free-of-charge to advance research on Andes virus (ANDV) and related hantaviruses. The call is being implemented with funding in cascade.
Rather than providing a traditional research grant, the call supports researchers by covering access to scientific infrastructure and services for projects in three areas:
- Evaluating potential treatments and non-vaccine preventive approaches
- Developing diagnostic tools, assays and reference materials
- Using relevant models and experimental systems to study ANDV.
The call is open to researchers from academia, public research organisations, public-health-linked research bodies, industry, SMEs and other research-performing organisations are eligible to apply, subject to the call requirements.
Application deadline: December 11, 2026.
Read the practical guide for applicants and access the webinar recording.
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The ISIDORe project is an innovative type of action that is almost entirely dedicated to providing support to scientific communities. The project assembles the largest and most diverse research and service-providing instrument to study and fight infectious diseases in Europe and beyond, with expertise from structural biology to clinical trials.
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine 2.0 encourages Ukrainian researchers working in virology, infectious diseases, and public health to take advantage of this opportunity to access leading European research infrastructure.