Micro Grants
This grant funds single-purpose research projects at Johns Hopkins focused on peripheral neuropathies and nerve regeneration, supporting activities like data generation, model creation, and essential experiments.
Funder: Johns Hopkins University
Due Dates: July 1, 2026 (final deadline; rolling submissions accepted through this date)
Funding Amounts: Up to $20,000 per award; single-purpose projects; decisions within 4 weeks of submission
Summary: Supports single-purpose projects generating preliminary data or completing ongoing research in peripheral neuropathies and nerve regeneration.
Key Information: Open to junior faculty and senior postdocs (≥2 years at JHU); internal JHU funding.
Description
The Merkin Peripheral Neuropathy and Nerve Regeneration Center's Micro Grants program provides internal funding for single-purpose research projects at Johns Hopkins University. The goal is to accelerate research in peripheral neuropathies and nerve regeneration by supporting efforts such as generating omics datasets, creating transgenic mice, purchasing essential reagents, or acquiring small equipment needed for specific experiments. These grants are intended to help researchers obtain preliminary data or complete critical ongoing research activities.
