Longitude Prize on ALS supports multidisciplinary teams using AI to discover, prioritise and validate therapeutic targets, seeking the strongest evidence of potential to advance ALS treatment.
Assistive Technology Grants support researchers developing, testing, and scaling new or adapted technologies to help people with ALS communicate, move, breathe, and live more independently.
Supports interdisciplinary research integrating ethical and innovative AI solutions to advance clinical practice, education, and research in communication sciences and disorders.
This grant will fund research using data from expanded access to investigational drugs for ALS patients who are ineligible for clinical trials, aiming to improve prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of ALS.
CDC/ATSDR seeks research proposals to study and evaluate risk factors for ALS, including environmental, genetic, and population-specific factors, with funding for various research approaches and populations.