Unique funding opportunity available for early career researchers related to conditions that co-occur with Down Syndrome

February 24, 20231 min read

Awards will be offered by the National Institutes of Health and will be linked to grants currently held by the Institute of Translational Health Services and are open to: (1) students enrolled in doctoral programs at institutions of higher education in Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho meeting T32/TL1 eligibility criteria, who can request 2 to 3 years of support for stipend and tuition, and (2) early career faculty and postdoctoral investigators meeting KL2 eligibility criteria, who can request support for 3 years of protected research time including salary and other support.

Montana BioScience Alliance is the statewide organization dedicated to advancing and advocating for Montana’s bioscience industry. The Alliance connects researchers, companies, and policymakers to strengthen research, support responsible policy, and drive economic growth across the state.

Montana BioScience Alliance

Montana BioScience Alliance is the statewide organization dedicated to advancing and advocating for Montana’s bioscience industry. The Alliance connects researchers, companies, and policymakers to strengthen research, support responsible policy, and drive economic growth across the state.

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