Funds basic science research on pediatric scoliosis, supporting studies in molecular, cellular, imaging, and biomechanical mechanisms to advance understanding and care.
Funder: Scoliosis Research Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 15, 2027 (LOI) | May 15, 2027 (Full application, by invitation)
Funding Amounts: Up to $25,000/year (max $50,000 over 2 years); one award per cycle
Summary: Supports basic science research on pediatric scoliosis, emphasizing molecular, cellular, imaging, and biomechanical studies to advance disease understanding.
Key Information: At least one SRS member must be a co-investigator; non-members may apply.
This grant supports basic science research projects focused on pediatric scoliosis. The program encourages studies investigating the molecular and cellular mechanisms, medical imaging approaches, and biomechanical aspects underlying pediatric scoliosis. Both human and animal model research are eligible, with a strong preference for proposals that demonstrate preliminary data and include investigative teams with a proven track record in spinal deformity research. The goal is to foster innovative research that advances the understanding of pediatric scoliosis and improves patient care.