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First open call · 2026 / 27

Verifiable privacy for digital health twins

Research that makes privacy measurable and checkable for one person.

Up to 20 000 CHF6, 9 or 12 monthsApply by 15 December 2026

Have ready: a profile to connect, a proposal of up to 800 words, your research question and claim/test, budget, data/ethics and AI-use details, a runnable open-source repository, and a short video (aim for one minute; maximum 90 seconds). Your answers save in this browser so you can add these later.

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