Arizona Biomedical Research Centre's Research Grants fund innovative biomedical science in Arizona, advancing basic and translational research to improve public health and accelerate clinical breakthroughs.
Arizona (AZ) Discovery Boost Grants (DBG) support Arizona investigators’ high-risk, high-reward exploratory cancer research to generate preliminary data and lay the groundwork for further funding.
Translational Seed Grants Program supports Arizona research teams developing bioscience products and services to address compelling clinical needs and translate bench results into viable patient solutions.
This grant funds research institutions advancing prevention, treatment, and understanding of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and infectious diseases to benefit San Antonio and South Texas.
The Arizona Alzheimer's Consortium funds pilot studies advancing innovative research in Alzheimer's disease, related disorders, and aging through the Arizona Alzheimer’s Disease Core Center Grant.
James and Esther King Biomedical Research Program supports Florida researchers studying tobacco-related diseases to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and cures for conditions affecting Floridians.