Alzheimer's Association: (LOI)

Research Grant - Early-career Investigators (AARG): Aims to fund early-career investigators who are <18 years past their PhD. Areas of focus: 1. Study population diversity focus 2. Social and behavioral focus 3. Cognitive and functional focus 4. Biological focus. Funding: up to $200K for 2-3 years (max. of $70K/ year). (Non-profit)

Research Grant to Promote Diversity (AARG-D): Aims to fund early-career investigators who are <18 years past their PhD. Areas of focus: 1. Study population diversity focus 2. Social and behavioral focus 3. Cognitive and functional focus 4. Biological focus.  Researchers from underrepresented groups in the research enterprise are encouraged to apply. Funding: up to $200K for 2-3 years (max. of $70K/ year). (Non-profit)

Research Grant- New to the Field (AARG-NTF): Aims to fund investigators who are new to Alzheimer's and all other dementia fields of research, including neuroscience or neurodegeneration. Areas of focus: 1. Study population diversity focus 2. Social and behavioral focus 3. Cognitive and functional focus 4. Biological focus. Funding: up to $200K for 2-3 years (max. of $70K/ year). (Non-profit)

Research Grant to Promote Diversity - New to the Field (AARG-D-NTF): Aims to fund investigators who are new to Alzheimer's and all dementia fields of research. Individuals who are new to the field of neuroscience or neurodegeneration. Areas of focus: 1. Study population diversity focus 2. Social and behavioral focus 3. Cognitive and functional focus 4. Biological focus. Researchers from underrepresented groups in the research enterprise are encouraged to apply. Funding: up to $200K for 2-3 years (max. of $70K/ year). (Non-profit)

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