Contact: Margaret Sobczak, Director for Corporate and Foundation Giving, at 955-4739 or msobczak@mcw.edu.
This calendar identifies opportunities for funding from private foundations in the areas of basic biomedical research, translational research, medical education and health. Status refers to the application process:
Open - Open to all Medical College of Wisconsin investigators who meet eligibility requirements. Investigators must complete an internal application by the Medical College deadline where indicated. Closed - No longer accepting applications
Open - Open to all Medical College of Wisconsin investigators who meet eligibility requirements. Investigators must complete an internal application by the Medical College deadline where indicated.
Closed - No longer accepting applications
Internal application dates, RFA deadlines and program descriptions are subject to change. Please check back frequently to confirm information. In some cases, anticipated deadlines are used for planning purposes only until the RFA is available. Information may refer to previous year's RFA.
This page lists frequently applied for non-federal funding opportunities and other sources of private support that may be of interest to investigators. It is not intended to be comprehensive. Suggestions for adding funding opportunities to the list are welcome.
Last Updated 04/16/2012
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July 2, 2012
MCW internal deadline is April 27, 2012 5:00 PM
Brain Research Foundation Scientific Innovations Award
Area: neuroscience
Amount: $150,000 over 2 years; 2 awards
Description: Supports innovative discovery science in both basic and clinical neuroscience
Eligibility: See web site. Only one nominee from MCW is permitted to apply for this award
Contact Margaret Sobczak at 955-4739 regarding MCW internal competition procedures
April 30, 2012
Letter of Intent
March of Dimes
General research grants
Area: grants in the area of prevention of birth defects
Amount: range is $55,655 to $145,099 per year for 3 years
Description: Support is for prevention of birth defects. Areas appropriate for support include basic biological processes governing development, genetics, clinical studies, studies of reproductive health, environmental toxicology, and social and behavioral studies.
Eligibility: See web site
Open
June 13, 2012
HHMI Investigator Competition
Area: any area of biomedical research
Amount: to be negotiated with HHMI
Description: Supports outstanding scientists who have demonstrated originality and substantial accomplishments in biomedical research