Research & Education Grants
The Jeffrey Modell Foundation funds global research and physician education to advance the diagnosis, understanding, and treatment of Primary Immunodeficiency (PI).
Funder: Jeffrey Modell Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted year-round)
Funding Amounts: Up to $50,000 total over two years (max $25,000/year) per Specific Defect Research Grant; other programs may vary.
Summary: Supports innovative research, translational studies, and physician education to advance the diagnosis and treatment of Primary Immunodeficiency (PI) worldwide.
Key Information: Open to international applicants at any career stage; multiple grant tracks available.
Description
The Jeffrey Modell Foundation's Research & Education Grants provide funding for innovative and translational research in Primary Immunodeficiency (PI), with a focus on projects that bridge basic science and clinical care, uncover disease mechanisms, and enhance physician education. The grants aim to improve PI diagnosis and treatment globally by supporting studies that advance understanding of specific immune system defects, foster global collaboration, and translate scientific discoveries into meaningful clinical applications. Multiple grant programs are available, including support for translational research, studies on specific immune defects, projects benefiting children with PI, and physician education initiatives.
