The grants page serves as a central listing and resource hub for research funding opportunities related to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. Rather than hosting its own direct awards, it aggregates postings about funding opportunities from a variety of external research sponsors, including government agencies and private research programs, that are relevant to scientists, clinicians, and research teams studying neurodegenerative diseases and aging. This includes notices of funding opportunity announcements, research fellowship programs, small research project support, and special interest solicitations from multiple organizations and funding agencies.
The types of grants featured cover a broad range of research interests in Alzheimer’s and related dementia fields, including basic science, translational medicine, clinical trials, biomarker development, imaging technologies, epidemiology, and other areas that contribute to understanding and treating cognitive decline. Many of the announcements involve applied research funding from federal agencies or entities offering cooperative research awards with international participation. Award amounts vary widely, including smaller pilot study grants up to about $100,000 per year for early research projects, as well as larger research funding opportunities that may provide multi-year support depending on the sponsor’s budget and scope.
Eligibility for the opportunities highlighted typically includes academic research institutions, nonprofit research centers, and qualified research teams with appropriate scientific expertise. Many listings are open to U.S.-based researchers, and some are open to international participants depending on the sponsor’s rules. The intent of these listings is to connect researchers with potential sources of financial support for high-impact studies that advance scientific knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease mechanisms, diagnostics, and interventions.
While individuals do not apply directly through this platform for funding, the aggregated listings serve as a gateway to external grant programs where eligible researchers can find detailed application instructions, deadlines, and award details to pursue research grants and fellowships in this specialized field.
