Tourette Association of America funds interdisciplinary consortia and collaborative research projects to address major scientific challenges in Tourette Syndrome.
TAA Young Investigator Award supports early-career researchers with independent research and career development to advance Tourette Syndrome biology, improve patient care, and develop new therapies.
Research Collaboration Grants support multidisciplinary, cross-institutional teams pursuing high-risk, high-impact brain tumor research to improve diagnosis and treatment for adults and children.
Tourette syndrome supports educational organizations in delivering independent education on assessment, treatment, and coordinated care to improve healthcare professionals’ understanding of the condition.
Clinical Research Grants for Collaborative Research Studies support investigators’ collaborative pilot research to prepare larger studies advancing assessment, treatment, or evidence implementation in practice.
Multi-Centered Clinical Cooperative Seed Grant supports investigators' multi-site studies in otology and neurotology to build collaborative infrastructure and prepare for larger clinical trials.