Clinical Research (KLINISKFORSKNING)
The Clinical Research Programme will strengthen clinical research by giving priority both to supporting large clinical trials, and by ensuring adequate focus on national needs and priorities relating to targeted competence-building.
News
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Support for participation - female researchers from the South
Norwegian R&D institutions, in all areas, can now apply for travel support and coverage of conference participation costs for female researchers from the South.
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Study on patients with disc prolapse:
Same gene variant promotes pain in women, suppresses pain in men
More women than men develop chronic low back pain and sciatica. The explanation may lie with a gene variant that plays into the body’s pain regulation.
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When back pain will not let up:
Genetic component to chronic back pain
Why do some people recover quickly from lower back pain while others suffer for much longer periods? Genetics may play a role.
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Programme launch:
Human biobanks and health data
Norwegian biobanks are a world-class research resource. The Research Council of Norway is launching a new programme for research on human biobanks and health data.
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Evaluation of Norwegian biological, medical and health science
Comprehensive evaluation of biological, medical and health science
Norway has top-notch research groups in biology, medicine and health sciences, but they would benefit from making even better use of the national health registries and biobanks. Norwegian research related to aquaculture also has a very sound framework for activities.
Funding
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Open-endedSupport for Events(KLINISKFORSKNING)
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Open-endedSupport for Personal Overseas Research Grant(KLINISKFORSKNING)
Contact
- Henrietta Blankson Spesialrådgiver 22 03 71 76 hbl@forskningsradet.no
- Dyveke Hetland Konsulent 22 03 75 03 dhe@forskningsradet.no
Attachments
- Work programme Clinical Resarch 2011-2015 (PDF-100.5 KB)
