Grant Support

Strengthen your research proposal with a powerful bioinformatics section.

Who is this for?

You are preparing a competitive grant application and need the bioinformatics methodology to be convincing to reviewers.
You want an expert to design the omics experiments, estimate the analysis budget, and provide a letter of support.
You need a collaborator who can make the bioinformatics section as strong as the rest of your proposal.

What’s included

Feasibility review. Assessment of the proposed bioinformatics approach.
Statistical and experimental design. Sample sizes, replicates, sequencing parameters.
Budget and timeline estimation. Realistic FTE, time, and computing cost estimates.
Provider screening. Recommended sequencing providers with pricing.
Letter of support. A formal letter from Genevia confirming involvement.

How it works

Week 1: Kick-off call and feasibility review.
Weeks 2—3: Iterative consulting work with weekly updates.
Week 4: Final deliverables (design, budget, letter of support).

Pricing

€5,950. Grant planning is provided at no cost when Genevia Technologies joins the proposal consortium.

Why choose us?

Genevia Technologies has supported 180+ organizations since 2011. With 18 PhD bioinformaticians and 380+ published papers, we provide specialized single-cell, spatial, and multi-omics expertise to bridge the gap between raw data and the joy of discovery.

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17 April 2026 @ 15:30

Case: Decoding STAT1 Isoform-Specific Control of Macrophage Responses Through Multiomics Analysis

Dr. Birgit Strobl, Group Leader at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna, shares her experiences with our Virtual Bioinformatics Core service

25 February 2026 @ 10:10

Case: Advancing Plant Adaptation Research Through Collaborative Bioinformatics

Dr. Tiina Mattila, Academy Research Fellow at the University of Oulu, shares her experiences with our Virtual Bioinformatics Core service

12 August 2025 @ 11:36

Case: Harnessing Single-Cell Technologies to Map Cardiac Development

Dr. Marco Osterwalder, Group Leader at the University of Bern, shares his experiences with our Virtual Bioinformatics Core service

4 November 2024 @ 11:36

Case: Integrating scRNA-Seq and CUT&Tag Data to Investigate Genomic Instability in Aging Models

Dr. Robert Hänsel-Hertsch, Group Leader at the Center for Molecular Medicine Cologne, shares his experiences with our Virtual Bioinformatics Core service

12 September 2024 @ 15:27

Case: Characterizing a Cancer Immunotherapy Target with Genomic Data

Dr. Melissa Vrohlings, Translational Science Leader of CDR-Life, shares her experiences with our Virtual Bioinformatics Core service

15 August 2024 @ 10:24

Case: Studying Neural Circuit Development With Single-Cell RNA-Sequencing

Dr. Vibhu Sahni shares his experiences with our Virtual Bioinformatics Core service

29 April 2024 @ 15:24

Case: Investigating the Mechanism of Action of a Disease-Modifying Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease Using Bulk and Spatial Transcriptomics

Dr. Henri Huttunen from Herantis Pharma shares his experiences with our Virtual Bioinformatics Core service

13 December 2023 @ 15:00

Case: Deciphering Progression Mechanisms in Chronic Kidney Disease With Single-Nucleus and Spatial Transcriptomics

Dr. Eric Feraille shares his experiences of our service

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