<5y support incl cost-of-education allowance & a personal stipend valued at up to $250K for college seniors, 1st yr grad students, or those in a gap period preparing to apply to grad school. For US citizens & permanent residents who intend to pursue a full-time, in-person PhD in the applied physical & biological sciences, mathematics or engineering at an institution in the US. [Applications open late August 2026 & close late October 2026.]
3-4y awards of varying amounts supporting research on underlying conditions co-occurring with autism, physical health/QOL issues in aging Autistic community, sexual/reproductive health for Autistic individuals, and more. [Preproposal deadline: 7/27/26.]
3y salary support for postdoctoral fellows conducting fundamental biomedical research to advance human health. Open to citizens of any country, but awards for non-U.S. citizens can only be made to sponsoring institutions in the US. [Online portal opens 10/1/26; apps due 2/1/27.]
$150K / y for 3y ($450K total) for independent investigators at the assistant professor level studying biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, immunology, neuroscience, pharmacology, and related areas in chemistry, medicine, and the biological sciences. Nomination from participating institution required. Purely clinical work not generally supported, but work with clinical and basic components will be considered. [App due: 9/30/26.]
<$505K direct costs for 5y to support assistant professors conducting research on the pathogenesis of infectious disease. Applicants must be 36 months or more from their start date as assistant professors. [LOI due 7/16/26.]
$5k to support current AGE Trainee Chapter members to pursue short-term training or professional development opportunities. [Deadline: 6/17/26.]
2-4y awards for basic, translational, and clinical research accelerated aging processes, infertility, interstitial cystitis, inflammatory bowel disease, or proteomics. Award amounts vary. [Basic research award preproposals due 7/16/26; all other award preproposals due 7/23/26.]
The Spinal Cord Injury Research Program offers several awards for 3-4 years for research relevant to secondary health effects of SCI, including genitourinary dysfunction. [Preproposals due 8/3/26.]
$100K over 2 y for MD or MD/PhD faculty plus opportunities to compete for acceleration funds up to $300,000 or to qualify for investment funds typically up to $2MM. Seeking breakthrough discoveries to address unmet medical needs, modulate novel targets, or be developed into a commercial program and/or strong intellectual property or protection strategy.
$224K over 2 years (optional $118K for year 3) supporting advanced research by postdoctoral scholars within the core areas of fundamental chemistry or the development and build of chemical instrumentation. [LOI due 9/4/26.]
