Description

This opportunity supports early-career investigators (fellows, residents, or junior faculty) engaged in high-quality, innovative research on Angelman Syndrome. The program aims to foster the development of future leaders in neurology by funding translational, clinical, or applied research that advances understanding of Angelman Syndrome, enables earlier diagnosis, characterizes the disease across age groups and genetic subtypes, identifies undiagnosed or misdiagnosed patients, and improves patient care. Research must be conducted at an eligible academic or non-profit institution under the supervision of an experienced mentor, with an expectation of external data presentation or publication within two years.