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Data Access Grant

Applications for 2026 are closed

2026 call · Closed

Applications for 2026 are closed

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The 2026 call
Looking for the 2026 requirements?

Eligibility, application process, proposal format, evaluation rubric and timeline, as published.

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Research collaborations
Working on pregnancy physiology?

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About the programme

Research access to synchronized maternal–fetal signals

Qualified investigators get controlled access to Nuvo’s longitudinal, real-world dataset in a secure cloud research environment. Priority areas in 2026:

  • Fetal cardiac electrophysiology
  • Electromechanical coupling
  • Motion-aware signal quality assessment
  • Longitudinal fetal cardiac development
  • False-positive reduction in remote fetal monitoring
2026 call

Review Committee

The 2026 call named a Review Committee of three maternal–fetal medicine specialists.

Dr. Karen Florio
Dr. Karen Florio
Chair
OBGyn and maternal–fetal medicine specialist focused on heart disease and preeclampsia.
Dr. Demilade Adedinsewo
Dr. Demilade Adedinsewo
Committee Member
Non-invasive cardiologist at Mayo Clinic, specializing in women’s heart health and AI-driven detection of cardiovascular disease.
Dr. Sean Esplin
Dr. Sean Esplin
Committee Member
Senior Medical Director of Women’s Health and Neonatology at Intermountain.
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