Grants-in-aid – MNDRIA Australia invites researchers working in Australia in fields that are relevant to motor neuron disease (MND) for funding to support research commencing in the calendar year 2018.
GRANTS-IN-AID FOR RESEARCH INTO MND:
Application proposals should be written so that:
- aims of the research are clear to the MND Australia Research Committee
- aims are related to the development of an understanding of the causes, treatments or cures of MND
- Causes, treatments and cures will be inferred broadly and may include proposals studying palliative care and the epidemiology of the disease
- The propositions on which the research is based are explained in terms of the current theories about the causes, treatments or cures of MND
- The people who will be doing the research are identified:
By their role in the research, and by short (not longer than two A4 pages) but adequate CV for each person (including the principal investigator).
- Selected publications with CV (restricted to the last five years).
- The proposal is brief (max.4 pages) and to the point
- Reference list should not be longer than two pages
- Satisfactory justification must be provided for the requested funding (not more than 1 page).
Note:
- Funds must be used to cover direct costs of the project and not to be used for indirect or overhead costs.
- If part of the funding is requested to support travel to the International Symposium on ALS/MND, this must not exceed $4,000.
- Other proposed sources of funding to support the project are disclosed
- The proposal should be forwarded by email to Janet Nash, Executive Director Research, at research@mndaust.asn.au
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Organization |
MND Research Institute of Australia (MNDRIA) |
Fellowship Level | Research Grant |
Country | Australia |
Subject areas | Neuroscience |
Fellowship amount | Varies |
Eligibility | Open for all nationalities |
Deadline | August (Yearly) |
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