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    The SPARK Grant: Supporting Pediatric Neurology Advances through Research in K-Awards

    The SPARK Grant supports early-stage pediatric neurology investigators with bridge funding to maintain research progress and strengthen unsuccessful career development proposals for resubmission.

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    PERF® SPARK Grant: Supporting Pediatric Neurology Advances through Research in K-Awards

    PERF® SPARK Grant supports early-stage pediatric neurology investigators with bridge support to strengthen unsuccessful career-development proposals for resubmission and maintain research continuity.

    PERFDue Jan 14, 2027

    Bridging to Success Award

    The Bridging to Success Award from the Society for Pediatric Research supports early-career pediatric researchers in refining and resubmitting competitive, unfunded NIH or AHRQ career development grant proposals.

    SPRDue Mar 2, 2027$40,000

    Infrastructure/Registry Research Grant in Any Area of Pediatric Neurology

    Infrastructure/Registry Research Grant in Any Area of Pediatric Neurology supports researchers building registries and networks to advance research and improve the lives of children with neurologic disease.

    PERFForecasted Apr 5, 2027$330,000Forecasted

    Career Development Bridge Funding Award: K Supplement

    Career Development Bridge Funding Award: K Supplement supports junior investigators with expanded rheumatic disease research costs to advance promising work toward independent research funding.

    Rheumatology FoundationForecasted Aug 3, 2027$100,000Forecasted

    Mentored Clinical Scientist Research Career Development Award (Parent K08 Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

    Prepare for impactful research careers with the NIH Mentored Clinical Scientist Research Career Development Awards program (K08), supporting individuals with clinical doctoral degrees for intense research training.

    HHS-NIH11Due Feb 12, 2027