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Find similar grantsThe Aging Biology Foundation (US and EU) supports research advancing the biological foundations of healthy human aging by prioritizing the study of fundamental molecular mechanisms of epigenetic regulation, not necessarily in the aging context.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Experts in epigenetics and researchers interested in complementing their professional interests with epigenetics research. Prioritizes research in well-defined and interpretable mammalian systems, including mouse models. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Pilot Projects Program (COBRE in Aging and Regenerative Medicine) is sponsored by Tulane Center for Aging. The COBRE in Aging and Regenerative Medicine at Tulane University has a robust Pilot Projects Program. Their research theme encompasses aging and regenerative medicine, with a focus on understanding the interplay between aging, chronic disease, degeneration, stem cell function, neurocognitive aging, neuroinflammation, metabolic regulation, and inflammaging. Research in chronic pain and epigenetics of aging would be relevant.
Grants for Programs is sponsored by The Mayday Fund. The Mayday Fund supports innovative projects to close the gap between knowledge and practice in the treatment of pain, as well as projects to build on the current knowledge base. They fund single-year and multi-year projects across bench science, education, and professional practice, recognizing the diverse nature of pain throughout all stages of life. They are interested in translational research to expand pain treatments and discovering measurable scientific indicators for pain. While epigenetics is not explicitly mentioned, research on chronic pain and aging is a strong fit.
Mass Spectrometry & Epigenetics Pilot Project Grant is sponsored by Penn Epigenetics Institute. The Penn Epigenetics Institute announces a request for applications of a Pilot Project Grant for faculty to conduct epigenetics-related research projects involving the use of mass spectrometry. A broad spectrum of proposal topics will be considered, including those that involve fundamental studies in epigenetics as well as more applied or disease-oriented studies that utilize mass spectrometry as a central component of the research. While not explicitly mentioning chronic pain or aging, epigenetics is a core focus.
Seven research teams will run the first clinical trials aimed at extending human healthspan under ARPA-H PROSPR contracts worth up to $144M. The milestone-based contract model breaks every convention of federal biomedical funding.
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