BHF Data Science Centre opens its second ever funding call
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- Avoid overstretching yourself; think about one or two key goals for your project and focus on them.
- Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria to accessing the datasets.
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Funded with an initial investment of £10 million for its first five years, the BHF Data Science Centre was born in January 2020 with the aim of boosting data-led research in circulatory health. During the pandemic, much of its work switched to focus on Covid-19.
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