IMI Budget

We are an EU public-private partnership funding health research and innovation

Projects

Our projects are speeding up the development of better medicines for patients

Participants

By mobilising partners across sectors, disciplines and borders, we create new innovation systems

Project Outputs

Our projects are generating outstanding outputs, such as biomarkers and cell lines

Publications

Our scientific publications have a citation impact that is nearly twice the EU average

€5.3bn
Budget
135
Projects
3 116
Participants
>7 000
Project Outputs
>3 800
Publications

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Find out about IMI's latest funding opportunities

Cancer, tuberculosis, and psoriasis are among the topics that could be part of our next Call for proposals, IMI2 – Call 20. Also slated for inclusion in the Call are topics on drugs based on proteins, and vaccines.

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Throughout October, find out about the results of our Ebola research projects

Throughout October, find out about the results of our Ebola research projects  more

As Ebola rages in the DRC, the world is closer than ever to the first licensed vaccine

As Ebola rages in the DRC, the world is closer than ever to the first licensed vaccine  more

Good data on medication safety for new and expectant mothers is overdue

Good data on medication safety for new and expectant mothers is overdue  more

 

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IMI BROCHURE HIGHLIGHTS PROJECT SUCCESSES

IMI projects are accelerating the medicines development process, generating new scientific insights, and developing resources for open use by the research community. Furthermore, some of our projects are already delivering direct benefits to patients. Interested in concrete numbers and examples? Find out more about the impact and outputs of our projects in our new brochure, and learn how we are 'Carrying the torch for medical innovation'.

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Carrying the torch for medical innovation

Diseases keep changing, and infections we treated for decades can once again kill. By bringing together researchers from the public and private sectors, we are working to speed up medicines development and turn knowledge into treatments. Watch our video and share it!