In this context, we recommend avoiding visits to IDIVAL facilities, and contacting the Central Support Unit staff by e-mail when necessary. We will provide service in all areas, including clinical trials, projects, contracts, agreements, invoicing, labor contracting, technological services and only when there is no other alternative and the support cannot be postponed, we will provide face-to-face support.
In this regard, the list of support staff e-mails is available on our website at the following link:
This unit provides support to the research staff of the Institute in the development of proposals for research projects in international programs. Its activity mainly focuses on the management of European projects, and specifically in the Horizon 2020 program.
This unit manages competitive funds from the Spanish General State Administration. The Program depends to the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (with core competencies in research and technological development) is the National R&D plan. This plan is structured based on Instrumental Action Lines. One of them is the Strategic Action in Health managed by the Institute of Health Carlos III, the main competitive funding public body of IDIVAL.
IDIVAL promotes research in its environment with competitive grants, especially targeting researchers in training, innovation projects and research groups.
The programs supporting research include contracts post-residency, summer scholarships, grants for research groups, call for projects Next-Val for young researchers, call for projects Inn-Val for innovation projects, predoctoral contracts, mentoring program for residents, Innplant program to attract new Heads of Service to the University Hospital Marqués de Valdecilla.
Through this unit IDIVAL supports the management of grants, agreements and contracts research services proven origin both in its preparation and follow-up.
Biomedical research and innovation are only possible thanks to everyone’s collaboration. This is how we move forward in improving the health of patients and the wider community