🚨 Major news for ME/CFS research:
WE&ME has launched a new research call worth over €1 million in total funding, supporting around 7 biomedical ME/CFS projects.
What makes this especially notable, alongside the substantial funding volume from a foundation in a small country, is the degree of patient involvement. Members of the Science for ME (
@s4me_info) community were heavily involved in shaping the call and will also play a major role in the review and jury process, helping guide funding decisions themselves. At the same time, the process includes internationally respected ME/CFS experts whose judgment and expertise I trust deeply.
I may be wrong, but this could be one of the most patient-driven biomedical ME/CFS research funding calls of this scale to date.
A huge thank you to everyone involved: the patients, patient advocates, researchers, WE&ME, the WWTF team around Benjamin Missbach, and all partners who helped make this possible.
Most importantly, thank you to everyone who fundraised for or donated to WE&ME. This is where your money is going: directly into new biomedical ME/CFS research.
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📢 New funding opportunity in ME/CFS research.
The WE&ME FOUNDATION has launched its first independent Call for Proposals to support research on the biological mechanisms of ME/CFS.
Applications will be evaluated by an independent international expert jury.
More information:
weandmecfs.org/weme-projects…