Alpha-1 Foundation In-Cycle Research Grants
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Rolling / Open
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foundation
Overview
The Alpha-1 Foundation is the largest non-government funder of Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD) research, having invested over $100 million across 130+ institutions worldwide. Its flagship investigator-initiated In-Cycle Research Grants fund basic and translational research advancing understanding of Alpha-1 (lung and liver disease). Awarded annually; recent cycles funded ~10-11 grants totaling $1.5M-$1.7M (FIA: Inference - per-grant amounts are not published on the scraped news pages, so amount fields are left null; confirm on the grant-opportunities page). Eligible applicants are researchers at universities, hospitals and research institutes (US and international).
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Submitted through the Foundation's grants program (grant-opportunities page, not in the scraped set this cycle); reviewed by the Grants Advisory Committee (GAC) and announced annually (recently around the spring ATS conference). FIA: Assumption - exact current-cycle deadline not captured; confirm at the grant-opportunities URL.
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