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Funding For Research — Food Allergy Fund We’re committed to bridging the funding gap for scientific research into food allergies and are accepting Letters of Intent for three of our leading programs: The Microbiome Collective, the Drug Repurposing Program and Innovators Research Grants.
Eligibility and Submission Criteria Proposals will be reviewed and scored based on innovation and collaboration (across disciplines and/or institutions). Teams should have adequate pharmaceutical expertise or microbiome, genetic and human clinical trial expertise to document an eventual developmental approach for human use. The letter of intent is limited to two pages outlining the approach and rationale involved in the studies.
A third page identifying the team involved is also required . An estimate of the potential budget is also requested. Overall budgets should be appropriate for the scope of work proposed.
A current curriculum vitae (CV) or NIH biosketch for key personnel must be included with the RFP submission. The top scoring proposals will be requested to submit a 10-page proposal with a fully documented budget and evidence of institutional approval. Grants will be reviewed by the Food Allergy Fund’s Scientific Advisory Board .
Grant indirect costs are capped at 10% . Suggested annual funding tiers are $75,000, $150,000, and $250,000. Requests outside these tiers will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Grants may be awarded for terms of one or two years. This RFP is open to academic investigators, university spinouts, and early-stage companies.
Food Allergy Fund Microbiome Collective→ Food Allergy Fund drug repurposing program→ Food Allergy Fund innovators research grants→ Food Allergy Fund Microbiome Collective Grants will be awarded to research teams that propose innovative approaches to understanding the role that the microbiome plays in the development and persistence of food allergy.
We would welcome proposals identifying investigations into the interaction between the mucosal surfaces and the immune system that result in the development of allergic responses to food. We also would be interested in approaches that would interrupt this process and could be useful for the prevention or treatment of food induced allergy and anaphylaxis.
Examples of relevant studies include those that define mechanisms of microbiome/immune interactions which produce food allergy and provide a scientific rationale use to understand this process. Also, we encourage work identifying methods of altering the microbiome environment to maintain food tolerance in previously allergic patients.
Examples could involve specific organisms or small molecules which can be used therapeutically to alter intestinal, mucosal or immune function. submit your proposal here Food Allergy Fund Drug Repurposing Program Grants will be awarded to research teams that propose innovative approaches to repurposing therapeutics for the prevention or treatment of food allergy.
We would welcome proposals identifying either an existing FDA-approved drug or drug in development with human safety data that has a rationale for the prevention of food allergies, prevention or treatment of food induced anaphylaxis, or an improved method for maintaining food allergic tolerance in previously allergic patients.
We are particularly interested in either small molecule drugs or biologicals that have well defined mechanisms of action that provide a scientific rationale for use in food allergies. Examples could involve drugs such as enzyme inhibitors or immunomodulators with specific activities that lend themselves to alter intestinal, mucosal or immune function.
submit your proposal here Food Allergy Fund Innovators Research Grants On a rolling basis, FAF will award grants to the researcher or team of researchers who demonstrate the most innovative approach to identifying what causes food allergies or an improved treatment. Proposals will be reviewed by FAF’s Scientific Advisory Board and scored on the NIH scoring scale (1-9).
Innovation and collaboration (across disciplines and/or institutions) will be prioritized in the scoring process. The top scoring candidates based on the letter of intent and CV will be notified and requested to submit more detailed proposals. submit your proposal here
Key questions and narrative sections extracted from the solicitation.
Two-page letter of intent describing approach and rationale
One-page team identification sheet with key personnel CVs or NIH biosketches
Budget estimate appropriate to proposed scope
Full 10-page proposal (invited stage only) with detailed budget and institutional approval documentation
Scoring criteria used to review proposals for this grant.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Academic investigators, university spinouts, and early-stage companies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $75,000, $150,000, or $250,000 (annual tiers). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Food Allergy Fund Innovators Research Grants is funded by Food Allergy Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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