Improving Recovery of Children Suffering from PIMS Associated with COVID (RECOVERY-PIMS)
University Children’s Hospital Zurich
Nomis Research Projects
NOMIS research grants support unconventional research projects led by researchers who have demonstrated exceptional scientific capabilities and leadership. The grants enable scientists to spearhead pioneering research to answer bold questions and advance yet unexplored approaches across scientific and academic disciplines. We award research grants to investigators with an excellent track record in leading groundbreaking, high-risk basic research.
SEARCH RESULTS
Understanding the Heterogeneity of the SARS-CoV-2 Immune Response
University Hospital Zurich
Feasibility Study: Biases and Cognitive Failures in Markets
University of Zurich
Understanding the Instinctive Drive for Social Interactions
Harvard University
A Virtual Rainforest for Understanding the Stability, Resilience and Sustainability of Complex Ecosystems
Imperial College London
The New Real: Past, Present and Future of Computation and the Ecologization of Cultural Techniques
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
The Computer Science of Human Decisions
Princeton University
Improving Welfare by Increasing Attention
University of Zurich
The Economic Shadow of COVID-19
New York University
AgorAkademi – Creative Inquiry for Public Space
École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales
New NOMIS projects
Improving Recovery of Children Suffering from PIMS Associated with COVID (RECOVERY-PIMS)
University Children’s Hospital Zurich
Understanding the Heterogeneity of the SARS-CoV-2 Immune Response
University Hospital Zurich
Feasibility Study: Biases and Cognitive Failures in Markets
University of Zurich