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    Programme Award supports established research leaders undertaking integrated, collaborative dementia research to tackle major challenges and translate findings into benefits for people affected by dementia.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Applications now allow only one Joint Lead Applicant alongside the Lead Applicant, rather than one or more Joint Lead Applicants.

    Funder: Alzheimer's Research UK

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Outline application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to £1.5 million over a maximum of five years

    Summary: Supports established research leaders delivering integrated, collaborative dementia research with clear pathways to translation and patient benefit.

    Key Information: A Lead Applicant without tenure must include a tenured Joint Lead Applicant.


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    Alzheimer’s Research UK’s Programme Award supports ambitious, integrated programmes addressing a complex central theme in dementia research. Designed for established research leaders, it brings together complementary disciplines, methodologies, technologies and expertise across multiple workstreams. The emphasis is on a cohesive, collaborative team-science effort rather than a collection of separate projects.

    The scheme aims to tackle major challenges in dementia and deliver sustained, long-term, transformative impact. Programmes should demonstrate clear pathways to translation and benefit for people affected by dementia, while building critical mass and leadership within the dementia research community. Applications undergo Outline and invited Full review stages, with an interview at the Full application stage.


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