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Find similar grantsHealthy Lives: Biomedical Research Grant Program is sponsored by The New York Community Trust. Supports early- and mid-career researchers in cancer, heart disease, and incurable diseases to develop research initiatives.
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Biomedical Research - The New York Community Trust Learn more about how we fund biomedical research. To see what else we fund, explore the Info for Nonprofits page. With our funding, the New York Stem Cell Foundation created a multiethnic bank of stem cells.
Here, Tomasz Rusielewicz works at an automated robotic system for growing stem cells at the Foundation’s headquarters in Chelsea. Help early- and mid-career researchers start projects and gather data needed to apply for larger government or private grants. Primarily support research projects for cancer, heart disease, and incurable diseases.
Leprosy Research (an RFP is currently available through our grantseeker portal ). Organizations that raise and re-grant biomedical research funds are ineligible for grants. Our program directors host regular information sessions for new applicants.
Register today! Trustees of Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons for Dr. Barry Fine’s research to study a new compound that may preserve heart muscle during a heart attack. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai for Dr. George Heaton’s research to study how mutations within a gene cause or influence the progression of Parkinson’s disease.
Hospital for Special Surgery for Dr. David Fernandez’s research to study the effects of mutated immune cells on the progression of inclusion body myositis, a rheumatic disease. Albert Einstein College of Medicine for Dr. Daniel Weiser’s research to improve the use of blood samples to detect pediatric solid tumor cancers. Curious about what else we fund?
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