Chiesi AIR Research Scholarship
Call for Research Scholarship Applications in respiratory diseases
(Asthma, COPD, Small airways dysfunction (SAD))
Chiesi is offering this scholarship to foster innovation and promote research within respiratory medicine. The purpose of Chiesi AIR scholarship is to support research in obstructive respiratory diseases and other chronic lung diseases from either Denmark, Finland or Sweden. The scholarship will paid through a healthcare organization (hospital or research unit). The applicant should hold a PhD in relevant area of research or be a PhD student.
The programme focuses on:
- Promoting clinical and translational research
- Improving patient care and treatment outcomes
- Strengthening collaboration between researchers and healthcare professionals
Who can apply
You can apply if you:
- Work as a researcher in Sweden, Denmark or Finland
- Are early in your research career (before or shortly after PhD)
We are looking for projects within:
- COPD
- Asthma
- Small airways disease
Relevant projects can include:
- Clinical studies
- Real‑world data
- Studies on treatment, disease management or patient outcomes
- Health equity
What you can apply for
Funding can cover:
- Staff costs
- Materials and equipment
- Activities to share your results
Travel costs are not covered.
What to include in your application
Your application should include:
- A short project description (why the project matters and how it will be done)
- Study objectives and methods
- A realistic plan and timeline
- Budget
What we look for
We assess applications based on:
- Relevance
- Scientific quality
- Feasibility
- Potential benefit for patients or healthcare
How to apply
- Fill in the application form
- Prepare supporting documents
- Submit via airscholarship@chiesi.com
Chiesi Nordics Air Research Scholarship Chiesi AIR Research Scholarship Application
Application Processing
All applications will be reviewed by an independent scientific committee with expertise in respiratory diseases.
Scientific committee
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Lauri Lehtimäki, Professor in Lung medicine, Tampere University
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Nikolaos Lazarinis, MD, PhD, Affiliated to Research, Karolinska Institut
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Sigrid Anna Allberg Vikjord, MD, PhD Trondheim University Hospital and HUNT Research Centre
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Sören Sperling Pedersen, MD, PhD, Dept. of Respiratory Diseases and Allergy, Aarhus University Hospital