New Horizon Research Grant
The New Horizon Research Grant from the Sturge-Weber Foundation funds innovative research to advance scientific and clinical understanding of Sturge-Weber syndrome and related conditions.
Funder: Sturge-Weber Foundation
Due Dates: Not specified (check program page for latest deadlines)
Funding Amounts: $5,000–$10,000 per award; typically for 1 year
Summary: Supports innovative research advancing understanding and care for Sturge-Weber syndrome and related conditions.
Description
The New Horizon Research Grant, offered by the Sturge-Weber Foundation, is designed to foster research that directly addresses Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS) and associated conditions. This grant supports a broad range of studies, including patient-oriented research, basic science, and translational projects. The goal is to generate new knowledge, increase scholarly publications, and ultimately improve the quality of life for individuals affected by SWS. Research topics may cover epidemiology, behavioral science, small clinical trials, and investigations into the neurological, ophthalmological, or dermatological manifestations of SWS.
