Psoriatic Arthritis Research Grant Program (USA)

target

• ANRF is dedicated to training the next generation of leaders in arthritis and autoimmune disease research. They are pleased to offer the opportunity to support early career researchers pursuing innovative and impactful research projects. The goal is to support outstanding researchers at key points in their careers as they transition to independence to provide them with the resources to make significant advances in arthritis and related autoimmune disease research.

range

• This roundup applies to all types of applications related to psoriatic arthritis and its underlying mechanisms. If you are researching other forms of arthritis or autoimmune diseases, please review all arthritis grant applications.
• Candidates for the Psoriatic Arthritis Award are ideally qualified, promising researchers with a clear upward trajectory on the verge of independence with their own research group or within a few years of transition. We aim to make a significant contribution to the field of arthritis and related autoimmune disease research.

funds information

• All arthritis and psoriatic arthritis grants are available for up to two years and up to $250,000 (up to $125,000 per year).

Eligibility Criteria

• Clinical and basic/fundamental research will be considered. Clinical research must have a translational component to help uncover the underlying mechanisms or response to treatment.
• You may submit one application per laboratory each year. Interested applicants are encouraged to discuss their intention to apply with their lab and PI. If multiple applicants from the same lab submit applications, only the first submitted application will be reviewed.
• Researchers must have an MD and/or Ph.D. Degree or equivalent.
• Applicants do not have to be U.S. citizens.
• Applicants must be affiliated with an eligible U.S. non-profit research organization and complete all grant-funded research.
• Priority will be given to postdoctoral fellows and new assistant professors transitioning to independent investigator status.
• Applications listing Co-PI will not be accepted.
• Applicant may or may not have received an NIH RO1 grant or equivalent. Please do not apply if you received NIH RO1 or equivalent support.
• Applicants cannot apply for funding if they have already received any arthritis or psoriatic arthritis grant from ANRF.

For more information, please visit: ANRF.