Priority-Focused Research Grants
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Priority-Focused Research Grants support solid organ transplantation researchers conducting basic, clinical, and translational work on organ allocation and value, equity, and access to transplantation.
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Funder: American Society of Transplantation
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Not listed
Summary: Supports basic, clinical, and translational research in priority areas of solid organ transplantation.
Key Information: The 2027 grant focuses on organ allocation and on value, equity, and access to transplantation.
Description
The American Society of Transplantation’s Priority-Focused Research Grants support research directly related to solid organ transplantation. Across grant cycles, the program’s priority areas include immunosuppression, rejection, and biomarkers; graft engineering and xenotransplantation; living donation and organ allocation; and the value, equity, and access dimensions of transplantation. It accepts basic, clinical, and translational research.
Grant cycles depend on partner support. The 2027 grant is funded by Gift of Life and focuses on organ allocation and on value, equity, and access to transplantation. This focus brings attention to how organs are allocated and how transplantation is made accessible.
