This is a pretty weird time for everyone, I think we can all agree? That’s the one consolation in all of this, that the entire world is in the same boat. Isolation, social-distancing, extreme use of hand sanitiser, the greatest
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Covid-19 Update for Scotland’s digital tech sector – 30 March 2020
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COVID Accelerator
Closing Date: Always Open Funding type: Accelerator / Collaboration Scheme Value: N/A Application Restrictions: Everyone is welcome Description: What can you build in 2 weeks that scales and saves lives? COVID Accelerator brings together people and ideas with resources to move forward. We’ve
Rapid Research in COVID-19 Programme (RARC-19 Programme)
Closing Date: 8th April Applicant informed: ASAP Funding type: Grant Scheme Value: up to £1.25m per project Application Restrictions: Academic only Description: CSO wishes to capture the extraordinarily strong research base in Scottish Universities. Many academics are already thinking about how their research can be
Techforce19: Supporting the elderly, vulnerable, and self-isolating
Closing Date: Apply now!Funding type: GrantScheme Value: Up to £25k per project Application Restrictions: Applications from companies welcomed Description: We believe new technologies can help support the vulnerable, elderly and self-isolating as COVID-19 continues to spread. Within this challenge, we are particularly looking for innovators
CoronaHack – AI vs. Covid-19 (Data & AI)
Closing Date: Sign-up now!Funding type: HackathonScheme Value: N/AApplication Restrictions: Applications from companies, alongside biomedical and data scientistsDescription: Please join us for this high profile hackathon designed to accelerate approaches to monitoring, diagnosing and controlling the CoronaVirus.Scheduled Dates: Sat, Apr 18, 2020, 9:00 AM –
Space in Response to COVID-19 Outbreak
Closing Date: 20 April 2020Funding type: Grant/SBRIScheme Value: N/AApplication Restrictions: Applications from companies welcomed Description:On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that the number of recorded cases was more than 118,000 in 114 countries, and 4,291 people have lost their lives.
