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Macula Society Research Grant (MSRG) Program is sponsored by The Macula Society, in partnership with Retina Research Foundation and International Retinal Research Foundation. The purpose of the MSRG program is to provide funding for clinically relevant research in macular or retinal vascular diseases.
Pilot projects with the potential to obtain additional external funding and projects coordinating the efforts of the general membership are preferred.
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Research Grant Program | The Macula Society The Macula Society Research Grant (MSRG) Program The purpose of the MSRG program is to provide funding for clinically relevant research in macular or retinal vascular diseases. Pilot projects with the potential to obtain additional external funding and projects coordinating the efforts of the general membership are preferred.
Projects that already receive or are expected to receive $50,000 or more from other sources are not eligible for the Macula Society Research Grant Program. Members who received a research grant in the past three years are not eligible. The funding of a proposal is determined by the Research Committee depending on several criteria: (i) the project design, (ii) the project feasibility, (iii) the project significance.
Each proposal’s evaluation is then be presented to the Executive Committee and distribution of the final funding determined.
Click Here To See Prior Year Research Grant Award Winners The Macula Society is pleased to announce that we will be able to fund SIX (6) proposals in 2027 from the following partnerships: The Mills and Margaret Cox Macula Society Research Project sponsored by the Retina Research Foundation We have one grant this year available to support research endeavors of the members of the Macula Society.
Retina Research Foundation generously supports one grant of $30k. Macula Society/International Retinal Research Foundation Award (Inaugural Year) We are awarding FOUR (4) $35,000 Research Grants through funds matched between The Macula Society and the International Retinal Research Foundation.
Members are encouraged to submit one grant proposal ONLY (for the sole Mills and Margaret Cox Macula Society Research Project and the 4 grants available through the IRRF partnership) and the committee will then decide the most appropriate fit. Submit a Research Grant Application The Macula Society Research Grant application portal opens July 7th. Click the button below to submit your application.
Click Here To See Prior Year Research Grant Award Winners
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Members of the Macula Society. Projects that already receive or are expected to receive $50,000 or more from other sources are not eligible. Members who received a research grant in the past three years are not eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $30,000 (Retina Research Foundation) or $35,000 (Macula Society/IRRF Award). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Macula Society Research Grant (MSRG) Program is funded by The Macula Society, in partnership with Retina Research Foundation and International Retinal Research Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This listing is flagged as international in scope. Check the official notice for country-specific restrictions before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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