Steno Collaborative Grants
Supports Danish diabetes collaborations led by Steno centers and partner institutions.
The Steno Collaborative Grants programme is funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is designed to strengthen research collaboration between Denmark's Steno Diabetes Centers and external research institutions, both within Denmark and internationally. The programme targets patient-centred and clinically relevant diabetes research across the areas of bioscience and basic biomedicine, clinical and …
Collaborative, patient-centred diabetes research linking Denmark's Steno Diabetes Centers with external Danish and international research institutions across bioscience, clinical medicine, and endocrinology.
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