OPEN CALL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PAEDIATRIC AND ORPHAN MEDICAL DEVICES
OrphaDev4kids invites academics and individual researchers, startups and industrial players, organizations from diverse settings, and patient-led developers, to request for supporting services both for new device development and for the adaptation of existing products for the orphan and paediatric populations. More info here
PAEDIATRIC MANIFESTO
To promote the inclusion of Paediatric Research topics in the EU Agenda
EPTRI Podcast
A series of podcasts to present EPTRI, its mission, and main research services.
Get to know us
EPTRI is a Research Infrastructure aiming to promote paediatric research and provide optimal support to facilitate the accruing of knowledge in the many research fields necessary to guarantee the access to high quality and safe paediatric medicine
VISION
To increase knowledge on children growth and ontogeny characteristics relevant for the identification of novel therapies dedicated to children and to provide services for their development
MISSION
To implement competences, research strategies, access to key technologies, standardised models, and analytical tools and to offer to public and private stakeholders qualified basic, preclinical and translational research services covering paediatric medicines discovery and development
Latest News
EPTRI General Assembly & Scientific Meeting
We are happy to announce that our General Assembly and Scientific Meeting held between 13 and 15 of March in Bologna, Italy counted about 250...
EPTRI application to ESFRI 2026 Roadmap
ESFRI, the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures, is a strategic instrument to develop the scientific integration of Europe and to...
EPTRI’s new partnership!
We are very happy to announce that EPTRI is now a partner of EU Health Coalition. The EU Health Coalition is a multi-stakeholder initiative...
EPTRI Toolkit
On Basic and Translational Paediatric Research for Patients and Families
EPTRI Special Issue
EPTRI has launched the research topic collection “Supporting the Pediatric Drug Development: From Basic Research to Clinical Studies and Technological Advancements”
