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Grant Program is sponsored by Autism Science Foundation. Supports post‑doctoral researchers in autism research through novel mechanisms to adapt to changing scientific climate.
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Grant Program Novel mechanism to support autism post-docs in this changing scientific climate Application Due: October 15, 2026 Apply for a Post-Doctoral SOS Grant Suzanne Wright Memorial Research Accelerator Awards Designed to expand the scope, speed the progress or increase the efficiency and improve final product dissemination of active autism research grants.
RFA released: April 21, 2026 Application Due: July 6, 2026 Notification: September 2026 Apply for a Research Accelerator Grant Profound Autism Pilot Grants and Pre-doctoral Fellowships Intended to support projects that will improve, expand, or make possible the inclusion of those with “profound autism” into research studies.
RFA to be released: April 2027 Application Due: July 2027 Notification: November 2027 Apply for a Profound Autism Pilot Grant or Pre-doctoral Fellowship Undergraduate Summer Research Awards 8 weeks of summer research for undergraduates in autism lab.
RFA to be released: January 2027 Application Due: Early March 2027 Notification: Late March 2027 Apply for a Undergrad Research Grant Check out our resources for potential or current grantees here.
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