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    EACVI Research Grants

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    EACVI Research Grants support cardiovascular imaging researchers undertaking specialised research abroad to build research skills, foster cultural exchange and develop professional practice in cardiology.

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    Plan for an anticipated September 2027 deadline rather than September 30, 2026; the award remains €30,000 for 12 months. Before preparing your application, check the expanded residence rules, choose a host in a regular ESC Member country, and confirm eligibility with EACVI if you are a science graduate or do not hold Silver membership. You’ll also need signed host approval and an English-language application package; review the newly detailed restrictions on overlapping grants and the full-time research, repayment, reporting and joint-copyright conditions.

    Funder: European Society of Cardiology

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: €30,000 for 12 months of research abroad

    Summary: Supports cardiovascular imaging researchers gaining specialised research experience at a high-standard academic centre in another ESC Member country.

    Key Information: A host institution agreement is required, and the host cannot have supported a winning research candidate the previous year.


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    The European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging (EACVI), part of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), offers research grants supporting specialised work in non-invasive cardiovascular imaging. The programme covers echocardiography, cardiovascular magnetic resonance, nuclear cardiology and cardiac computed tomography. Recipients spend a year at a high-standard academic centre, university hospital or similar institution in an ESC Member country outside their own country.

    The programme aims to develop research experience and skills while fostering geographical mobility, cultural exchange and professional practice in cardiology. Applicants must identify a supervisor and host centre with the expertise, facilities and research opportunities appropriate to their proposed project. The opportunity is intended for full-time research rather than an extension of an existing grant-supported stay abroad.


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