The Autism Science Foundation today issued a request for applications for research enhancement grants. These $5000 grants are intended to help researchers expand the scope or increase the efficiency of existing grants, or take advantage of changes or findings that have occurred in or around a research project that warrant more funding.
"This funding mechanism is a unique opportunity for autism research in that it enables ongoing studies to rapidly exploit new opportunities, build their sample size, add an additional outcome variable, or increase the pace of work", said Autism Science Foundation Chief Science Officer Dr. Alycia Halladay. "We want researchers to be able to move quickly to find answers for families, building on what has been learned, rather than always starting from the beginning."
We will have two rounds of submissions for these awards with applications due October 2, 2015
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