Jacob Pritzker Fellowship Program
The Jacob Pritzker Fellowship Program from the Angelman Syndrome Foundation supports early-career clinicians and researchers in full-time, mentored work to advance Angelman syndrome science and clinical care.
Funder: Angelman Syndrome Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000 for a one-year fellowship; at least one fellowship funded annually.
Summary: Supports junior investigators and early career physicians in developing expertise in Angelman syndrome clinical care or research.
Key Information: Full-time engagement in Angelman-related activities and a named mentor are required.
Description
The Jacob Pritzker Fellowship Program, established by the Angelman Syndrome Foundation, aims to foster the next generation of healthcare providers and researchers specializing in Angelman syndrome. The program supports a junior investigator or early career physician through a one-year, full-time clinical training or research fellowship. The goal is to advance clinical care, fill gaps in medical knowledge, and promote best practices for treating individuals with Angelman syndrome. Projects may be clinical or research-oriented and should address unmet needs or knowledge gaps within the Angelman syndrome community.
