2026

 

  • Personalized brain stimulation therapy for depression
    Depression is the leading cause of mental health disability worldwide. Aalto University postdoctoral researcher and Instrufoundation Fellow grant recipient Juha Gogulski is developing individualized brain stimulation treatments for patients with depression.

  • The Science Foundation's grants 2026 have been announced
    The Instrumentarium Science Foundation will award a total of €1.6 million in research grants for 2026 to researchers inmedical, natural sciences, and health technology research. Funding is provided to a total of 41 individuals or research groups. This year, as many as three Silmu Grants aimed at the commercialisation of research-based innovations will be awarded.

  • Health technologies are not a choice but a necessity
    The future of health technology relies on data, expertise, and the ability to deploy solutions effectively. Saara Hassinen, a member of the Board of the Instrumentarium Science Foundation, believes that Finland can be one of the field’s forerunners when research, funding, and companies converge.