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    Transition to Independence Grants

    Transition to Independence Grants support early-career faculty in clinical and basic kidney research to generate preliminary data for R01-level funding and establish independent research programs.

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    Funder: Satellite Healthcare

    Due Dates: September 21, 2026 (Application opens) | November 19, 2026, 2:00 p.m. ET (Application deadline) | July 1, 2027 (Research begins)

    Funding Amounts: $100,000 annually for two years ($200,000 total)

    Summary: KidneyCure supports early-career faculty conducting independent clinical or basic research across kidney biology and disease.

    Key Information: Applicants must be active ASN members with a full-time faculty appointment and at least 75% protected research time.


    Description

    KidneyCure, the ASN Foundation, awards Transition to Independence Grants to help early-career faculty establish independent biomedical research careers. The program supports clinical and basic science proposals examining any aspect of kidney biology and disease. Its goal is to generate preliminary data for an R01-level application and establish the basis for an independent research program. Successful applicants should be competitive for NIH R01 funding or its equivalent by the end of the award.

    Satellite Healthcare supports the program and, with ASN, endowed the Norman and Sandra Coplon Research Scholar Grant for general nephrology investigators. KidneyCure welcomes applicants whose personal backgrounds or life experiences bring valuable perspectives to nephrology, particularly those who have encountered barriers to entering the field.


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