Seed Grants from the ALS Association support investigators conducting critical experiments to generate preliminary data for larger ALS research efforts aimed at treatments, cures, better care, or prevention.
Assistive Technology Grants support researchers developing and adapting technologies that help people with ALS communicate, move, breathe, and manage daily activities to improve independence and quality of life.
The ALGSA Collaborative Scientific Research Grant from the Alagille Syndrome Alliance funds innovative research to advance understanding and treatment of Alagille Syndrome.
The Innovation Seed Grant from FAST funds bold, early-stage research to advance scientific understanding and treatment options for Angelman syndrome.
Seed Grants support new and experienced brain injury researchers with mentored exploratory work and additions to existing studies to advance research on the long-term consequences of acquired brain injury.
Seed Grants - AASP Foundation support students and early-career professionals’ outreach and research projects that connect research with practice and advance knowledge in exercise and sport psychology.