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    Research Grants - LEO Foundation

    Research Grants - LEO Foundation support investigator-led dermatology researchers studying skin biology, disease mechanisms, and clinical issues to advance understanding of skin disease and its impacts.

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    Funder: LEO Foundation

    Due Dates: November 23, 2026, 16:00 CET (International call) | July 30, 2027, 16:00 CEST (European call)

    Funding Amounts: Typically DKK 2–4 million for 1–3 years

    Summary: Supports investigator-led dermatology research advancing understanding of skin biology, skin diseases, clinical issues, quality of life, and societal costs.

    Key Information: Applicants must be PhD-qualified or equivalent principal investigators affiliated with a university, hospital, or other nonprofit organization.


    Description

    The LEO Foundation’s Research Grants support dermatology research through open competition. Proposed activities may involve basic, translational, technical, epidemiological, or clinical research. The program welcomes studies of skin biology and the medicinal, biological, chemical, or pharmacological mechanisms underlying dermatological diseases and their symptoms.

    The program also supports research addressing clinical issues among people at risk of developing, or already living with, skin disease, including effects on quality of life and societal costs. Clinical trials must be investigator-initiated, conducted and published independently of commercial interests. There are two annual calls: an international call for researchers worldwide and a European call for researchers based at European research institutions.


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