IASP Collaborative Research Grant
Funding Amount
Up to US $15,000
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Geography
- Located in different countries
- Located in at least 2 different countries
Other requirements
- To be eligible to apply:
- The principal investigator in charge of the overall project must have been a member of IASP for the past year from the date of application.
- The principal investigator should be at a professional level of independence (i.e., a faculty-level academic appointment).
- You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.
Overview
The IASP Collaborative Research Grant offers up to $15,000 for international interdisciplinary collaborations in pain research, requiring partnerships across at least two countries. This grant primarily supports travel and accommodation expenses for research teams, with a focus on basic, translational, and clinical scientists. Eligible principal investigators must have been IASP members for at least a year and hold a faculty-level position. Grants typically last one year, and outcomes must be reported, including publications and presentations.
The IASP Collaborative Research Grant provides up to $15,000 for international interdisciplinary pain research collaborations between at least two countries with an emphasis on collaborations among basic, translational, and clinical scientists.
Grant Overview
The IASP Collaborative Research Grant provides up to $15,000 for international interdisciplinary pain research collaborations between at least two countries with an emphasis on collaborations among basic, translational, and clinical scientists.
Grant Details
The grant covers travel and accommodation costs to support collaborative research by two or more research groups located in different countries. The budget can include a request for consumables related to the research project. However, the majority of the budget (over 50%) must be for travel expenses.
Grants are typically awarded for projects lasting one year.
IASP support will be in the form of a grant to an institution on behalf of the principal investigator of the project. The principal investigator will be responsible for managing these funds and must submit detailed financial and scientific reports within two years.
The principal investigator in charge of the overall project must submit a final scientific report after one year that includes information on activities and products generated with the help of the collaborative research award. These include publications and presentations at conferences, colloquia, or symposia, as well as the generation of additional external support.
Publications and other products arising from the work these grants support must acknowledge IASP as a source of funding. A copy must be sent to IASP Grants.
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply:
- The principal investigator in charge of the overall project must have been a member of IASP for the past year from the date of application.
- The principal investigator should be at a professional level of independence (i.e., a faculty-level academic appointment).
- The collaborators must be located in at least 2 different countries
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member. Must have been a member of IASP for the past year from the date of application.
Past recipients of this program
Recent awards under this program (from International Association for the Study of Pain's IRS filings)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Atlanta, GA · 2023
$10K
The Regents of the University of California Davis
Davis, CA · 2022
$15K
2 grants in International Association for the Study of Pain's 2022–2023 filings reference “IASP Collaborative Research Grant” in their stated purpose. Amounts and places as reported by the funder.
What International Association for the Study of Pain actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2023 — the most recent filing with itemized grants
International Association for the Study of Pain reported $334K in grants for 2024 as a total without an itemized list; the grant details below are from 2023, its most recent itemized filing.
- Grants in 2023
- 2
- Total given
- $20K
- Median grant
- $10K
- By dollars: Georgia 100%. Top recipient cities: Atlanta, GA.
Example grants
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Atlanta, GA
Collaborative research grant
$10K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Science research
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