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Grants

Grants

Grant Application

Aging Biology Foundation EU and the US, together with co-investors, provide financing mainly for the projects to better understand healthy human aging’s fundamental mechanisms.

In particular, we are very interested in joint projects with researchers who have access to genetic, epigenetic, biochemical, clinical data, blood and tissue samples for

  • analyzing collected human data and samples by parallel multi-omics approaches including sequencing, profiling for chromatin structure, transcriptomics, proteomics etc.
  • cross-sectional (different ages) and longitudinal research focused on the collection and analysis of data for healthy individuals
  • creating statistical models predicting risks of age-associated diseases for healthy people based on the results of data processing

Who can apply:

  • experts in the field of human aging research
  • researchers who are interested in complementing their professional interests with research in the field of healthy aging

A necessary condition is access to the infrastructure required for the successful implementation of the project. For bioinformaticians involved in the projects analyzing already collected data this condition is optional.

The grant amount is a subject of the proposed scope of work and can vary from $50.000 up to $8.000.000

The grant period: from 6 months up to 5 years.

How to apply:

Please, send us your grant application at grants@agingbiology.org

You are welcome to submit your grant proposal at any time; there are no deadlines. We also don’t have any specific requirements for the length or formatting of the grant proposal.

The grant application should consist of a research proposal, and commitment letters from the primary applicant’s organization and from each collaborator’s or subcontractor’s organization acknowledging and accepting the Foundation Grant Principles and Indirect Cost Guidance

The grant proposal should include:

  • research topic
  • scope of work
  • goals and outcomes of the project
  • duration of the project
  • required resources and financing
  • potential collaborators and subcontractors
  • CV of the principal investigators