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Overview

Early Investigator Award

Funder: Williams Syndrome Association (NJ, US)

Overview: The Williams Syndrome Association's main funding priority is projects of early investigators. This award supports postdoctoral fellows and clinical/research faculty within five years of their first faculty appointment.

    Eligibility

  • Postdoctoral fellows
  • Clinical/research faculty within five years of their first faculty appointment

    Funding Focus

  • Research into all aspects of Williams syndrome
  • Early investigator projects

    Important Notes

  • Applicants must review the WSA Research Guidelines prior to submitting applications
  • The WSA will support research into all aspects of Williams syndrome and is happy to review general inquiries
  • The WSA helps funded researchers by alerting members to studies so they can participate if interested

    Contact Information

  • Email: research@williams-syndrome.org
  • Phone: 248.244.2229 or 800.806.1871
  • Fax: 248.244.2230
  • Address: 243 Broadway Unit 9188, Newark, NJ 07104
  • General Inquiries Email: info@williams-syndrome.org

How to Apply

Application Process

1. Review the WSA Research Guidelines prior to submitting your application
2. Complete the Early Investigator Award Application
3. Submit application to research@williams-syndrome.org

Study Distribution

If you would like the WSA to alert its membership about your study so participants can engage:
1. Submit an application for distribution
2. Submit your study for review and distribution

CReWS Registry

To alert your study to the Collaborative Registry for WS (CReWS), email: CReWS@cumc.columbia.edu

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

science-research

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