PRC Seed Grant Projects
Final call for PRC Seed Grant proposals: July 31, 2026. More information here.
These are the PRC Seed Grant projects we are proud to support. Click below to learn more about each.
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Seed Grants Projects spring semester 2026
Funding decisions have been made and communicated. The list of recipients will be announced here shortly.
- PRC Seed Grant Symposium 2025
- Prediction modelling and public health communication with Swiss National Joint Registry (SIRIS) data — a mixed-methods population research study
- AI-enabled Language Processing of Adolescents’ and Young Adults’ Challenges and Aspirations (z-proso ALPACA)
- Risk factors for developmental delay in early childhood: An umbrella review as a basis for a population based clinical study
- Digging the digital – Using digital data donations to enrich population research
- Adolescent Well-being in Flux: A Comparative Analysis of Adolescent Health Behaviors and Mental Distress Across Countries and Time
- Sustainable travel medicine: a “Planetary Health” approach to international travel (the PlanetHealth project)
- Turning the Tide on Kidney Disease: Developing Digital Strategies to Increase Awareness in High-Risk Groups
- Towards a better understanding of the ongoing decline in the birth rate in Switzerland: Updating trends and exploring the potential of dataset triangulation
- Representative population survey on the importance and use of online platforms as a source of health information in Switzerland
- Understanding and Tackling Health Disparities in LGBTIQ+ Communities Across the Globe
- Digitizing Swiss Vaccination Cards with Large Language Models
- Communicating with People Living With and Beyond Cancer: Facilitating Engagement and Involvement in Population Research
- PRC Seed Grants
- Child Mortality Following Measles Infection in Zurich, 1893-1928: A Study from the Pre‑Vaccination Period
- Associations of Digital HEalth literacy with health-seeking behaviouR and Expectations among Swiss Digital NAtives: the ADHERE-DNA pilot study
- Mapping the margins of digital harm: Intersectional pathways in Swiss adolescents’ experiences of online sexual harassment and abuse