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Behind the Data: our COVID-19 Research Project Tracker in Focus
Learn step-by-step how we work with data to make the most comprehensive database on COVID-19 research funding.
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Living mapping review for COVID-19 funded research projects
To make best use of the expansive data in the COVID-19 Research Project Tracker, UKCDR & GloPID-R have produced a Living Mapping Review of COVID-19 funded research projects, which analyses globally funded COVID-19 related research.
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Living Mapping Review: Sixth iteration covers new COVID-19 variants and continues to help funders invest in priority research areas
As the COVID-19 global research funding response has hit a plateau, the Living Mapping Review (LMR) continues to provide valuable information for the international community of researchers and funders. The latest and sixth iteration of the LMR is the first to include an in-depth analysis of existing research into new COVID-19 variants.
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4. New variants To date, the world has seen nearly 500 million known cases of COVID-19 and the pandemic has claimed over six million lives [1]. All viruses, including...
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Living Mapping Review: New iteration brings crucial insights for future COVID-19 research funding as we move to a post-pandemic world
Researchers and funders around the world rely on the COVID-19 Research Project Tracker and associated Living Mapping Review (LMR) to funnel resources where needs are greatest by tracking the latest COVID-19 research trends and gaps. For the first time, the LMR features an analysis of research projects on our Tracker mapped against the pillars and priorities outlined in the UN Research Roadmap for the COVID-19 Recovery.
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Where to next? 6 month update on crucial insights on trends and gaps for future research funding in the long battle against COVID-19
In our six-month update of our Living Mapping Review, researchers and funders around the world can tap into the latest trends and gaps for future COVID-19 research to funnel resources to where there is the greatest research need.