Neuroprotective Effects Research indicates support for nerve regeneration and protection against neurological damage - documented in multiple animal studies
They help regulate a wide range of biological processes, including hormone production, immune response, metabolism, tissue repair, and cognitive function
They can help in the management of neurological ailments such as diabetic neuropathy and may support better sleep patterns, mood enhancement, and cognitive function due to its role in synthesizing neurotransmitters
Key dates Information webinar: 6 July 2026, 15:00 to 17:00 CEST Stage 0, Expression of Interest (mandatory): 1 July to 10 September 2026 Stage 1, Short Proposal: 15 September to 29 October 2026 Full details of the ECTC 2026 are available on the ERDERA call page, including the pre-announcement of the call, the official call text and application documents published at the launch on 1 July