TANGO2 Research Foundation (T2RF) Research Grants: Single Institution

TANGO2 Research Foundation (T2RF) Research Grants: Single Institution

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: TANGO2 Research Foundation
Amount: Up to US $25,000
Last Updated: January 16, 2026

Summary

The TANGO2 Research Foundation (T2RF) provides essential funding through its research grants aimed at supporting innovative seed and pilot projects within single institutions. Award amounts can reach up to $25,000, with potential for an additional competitive renewal. The foundation encourages high-quality research that evaluates feasibility and refines methodologies, ultimately contributing to significant advancements in medical knowledge and discovery.

Overview

TANGO2 Research Foundation (T2RF) Research Grants The TANGO2 Research Foundation (T2RF) research grants provide essential funding for seed or pilot research projects, fostering the exploration of groundbreaking research concepts. These awards support initial testing phases, allowing researchers to embark on smaller-scale endeavors. The emphasis lies in evaluating feasibility and refining methodologies, shaping the trajectory of potential larger-scale studies. Through this funding mechanism, we empower researchers to take innovative ideas from conception to a vital stage of validation, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and discovery. We seek to fund rigorous, high-quality research studies in efforts to fulfill our foundation’s mission enthusiastically. Single-Institution – This grant supports a research initiative within a single institution that may or may not involve multiple research investigators and/or a multi-departmental research team. Award Details Funding period: 1 year (with an opportunity for an additional competitive one-year renewal) Amount of award (USD): Up to $25,000 for single institution (with an opportunity for up to an additional $25,000 with a competitive one-year renewal)

Eligibility

We've imported the main document for this grant to give you an overview. You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. A clinical, basic, or community researcher with a terminal degree (MD, DO, Ph.D., NP, or international equivalent) working in an academic medical institution or nonprofit/research institution U.S. and international researchers