FiMM - Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland
FIMM is a translational research institute focusing on human genomics and personalized medicine at the Helsinki Institute for Life Science of the University of Helsinki. FIMM has a driving mission to perform innovative research on patients and populations targeted towards understanding drivers of health and disease and delivering improvements to the safety, efficacy, and efficiency of healthcare in Finland and beyond. Our research is primarily organised around four Grand Challenge programs: 1) human genomics for health and disease; 2) functional precision medicine in cancer; 3) data science for population health and 4) digital diagnostics for precision medicine. The FIMM Technology Centre and Biobanking Infrastructures, networked with several European ESFRIs, are critical partners to all of these research efforts. FIMM has over 250 employees representing almost 30 nationalities, more than 20 group leaders, and a budget of 25 M€ with 80% of the funding coming from external grants. FIMM is also a Finnish node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine.
P.O.Box 20 - 00014 University of Helsinki
‘The EU-LIFE community effort helps us anticipate, understand and respond efficiently and effectively to European policy and research initiatives - a great benefit to researchers in times of change.’
Professor Mark Daly, Director of FIMM
Facts and Figures
85%
of the funding from competitive sources
240
scientific articles per year
500K
Finns