Roman, Marga und Mareille Sobek–Stiftung, Medical research foundation in Renningen, Germany
The Roman, Marga und Mareille Sobek-Stiftung is a research foundation based in Renningen that focuses on supporting scientific work in multiple sclerosis. It awards annual research prizes to scientists across Europe to advance medical progress in this field.
The foundation was created in 1994 following the death of founder Roman Sobek's daughter from multiple sclerosis. This event prompted the creation of an institution dedicated to fighting this disease.
The foundation carries the name of the Sobek family, whose personal story is tied to multiple sclerosis. This heritage shapes the institution's identity and its commitment to supporting research across Europe.
Interested researchers can apply for annual awards distributed through the Stuttgart office. Information about application procedures and requirements can be obtained directly from the foundation.
The foundation is guided by a scientific advisory board made up of multiple sclerosis specialists. These experts review submitted research projects and select the award recipients.
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