Biomedical Research Charity-funded

Vivensa Foundation

Research funded by Vivensa Foundation

Funded awards
322
Published funding
£54.8M
Average published award
£170K
Active funded awards
45
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Vivensa Foundation funds most in Bones, Joints & Muscles — 63 grants (20%). Its largest recipient is King's College London, with 22 grants.

Funded Awards by Year

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YearFunded awards
200717
20084
200913
201016
201113
201211
201319
201423
201517
201632
201721
201821
201927
202015
20219
202222
20238
202418
202510

Grants

MicroRNAs are key mediators of cartilage destruction in osteoarthritis: in vivo, in vitro and in silico studiesNewcastle UniversityVivensa Foundation£1.1M2017Completed
From successful randomised controlled trial to national roll-out. The REtirement in ACTion [REACT] programme targeting older people with mobility limitationsUniversity of BirminghamVivensa Foundation£1.1M2026Active
Adapting and implementing the Action Falls programme for domiciliary care: A focus on rural and coastal communitiesUniversity of NottinghamVivensa Foundation£936K2026Active
Oxford Stroke Research Programme (OSRP)University of OxfordVivensa Foundation£830K2007Completed
Proactive Health Care of Older People in Care Homes (PEACH) StudyUniversity of NottinghamVivensa Foundation£674K2016Completed
Exploring novel biomarkers: Unveiling sex-inequalities in ageing and age-related diseasesQueen's University BelfastVivensa Foundation£492K2025Active
Integrating rehabilitation and palliative care to optimise function for older people: The Dunhill Medical Trust – Saunders PhD ProgrammeKing's College LondonVivensa Foundation£475K2024Active
New approaches to FrAilty: Inclusivity and REsilience in Ageing Research, a Doctoral Training Programme (FAIRER-DTP)Queen Mary University of LondonVivensa Foundation£472K2025Active
Aston Brain Health Cohort Study (ABaHCoS): Detection of dementia risk to support independent livingAston UniversityVivensa Foundation£463K2024Active
Improving Detection and Diagnosis of Dementia-related cortical visual impairment ('3Dem')University College LondonVivensa Foundation£454K2024Active
Reimagining Ageing Doctoral Research ProgrammeUniversity of LeedsVivensa Foundation£449K2025Active
Dunhill Medical Trust Doctoral Training Programme for Ageing ResearchUniversity of ExeterVivensa Foundation£410K2024Active
Determining the relative contribution of macrophage ageing to gut degeneration, systemic frailty and cognitive decline, using the zebrafish modelUniversity of SheffieldVivensa Foundation£399K2024Active
Defining the pro-reparative roles of neutrophils in fracture responses: relationship to inflammaging and frailtyUniversity of BristolVivensa Foundation£397K2024Active
Unravelling the tissue-specific lipid landscape in ageing: clues to new pro-longevity therapeutic targets and strategiesUniversity College LondonVivensa Foundation£392K2024Active
EYESAVE: AI-enabled triage for GlaucomaNewcastle UniversityVivensa Foundation£386K2025Active
Transforming eye care services: Evaluating the feasibility and utility of performing glaucoma assessments directly within care-homes and older peoples’ clinicsCity St George's, University of LondonVivensa Foundation£382K2025Active
Identification Of Age-associated Factors That Alter Immune Function During Tissue Regeneration In A Combined In Vivo And In Vitro PipelineKing's College LondonVivensa Foundation£367K2025Active
Adrenergic regulation of immunosenescence and cognitive decline across the life courseUniversity of SurreyVivensa Foundation£354K2024Active
The Relationship between Menopausal Hormone Replacement Therapy, Ageing and Future FrailtyKing's College LondonVivensa Foundation£350K2023Completed

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