Academic Grants - Siegel Rare Neuroimmune Association support researchers, care personnel, and clinician-scientists through research, clinical care, and training to advance rare neuroimmune disorder diagnosis and treatment.
James T. Lubin Fellowship supports clinicians through combined clinical care and research training to improve care for rare central nervous system neuroimmune disorders and develop future academic leaders.
Clinical Research Training Scholarship in Autoimmune Neurology in MOGAD supports early-career investigators’ clinical and translational MOGAD research to develop treatments and improve diagnosis.
2027 Next Generation Research Grants support early-career researchers pursuing disease-specific and cross-condition neurological investigations to help launch academic research careers.
Neuromuscular Research Grants support mid-career and established investigators pursuing innovative muscle and nerve disorder research to achieve breakthroughs or develop new research techniques and applications.
The CReATe Consortium and American Brain Foundation Young Investigator Award funds early-career clinical research on ALS and related neurodegenerative diseases, in collaboration with the American Academy of Neurology.