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Diabetes Research Connection Research Grant

Diabetes Research Connection

The proposed work must be completed within 1 year from the date of initial funding.
Applicants shall provide DRC with a semiannual report and a final research report, in both “scientific” and “lay terms”. DRC will share these updates on its website with donors to keep them informed regarding progress, and to promote further fund-raising activities. Investigators may edit these progress reports before they are posted on DRC’s website to protect the researcher’s ability to publish his or her results in scientific journals.
Applicants are obliged to keep DRC informed regarding any major funding they secure as a result of DRC support and shall give credit to DRC as a funding source for the research project.

Funding awards from $25,000 up to $75,000 for one year.

Scientists will receive 100% of funds donated to their project.

Approved applicants will receive half of the funds for their project within 3-6 months of applying and the other half of the funds over the span of the research project timeline.

Specialties

Endocrinology and Diabetes

Eligibility Requirements

Graduate student enrolled in a Ph.D., MD, or MD/Ph.D. program
Post-doctoral fellow
Junior faculty (Assistant Professor or equivalent).
Eligibility for funding extends regardless of whether you have received a pre- or post-doctoral fellowship Career Development Award (including NIH K-series), or if you are listed under any title than PI on an awarded research gift agreement.

Your research must focus on Type 1 Diabetes, and you should not have received significant NIH funding as a Principal Investigator (PI).

Applicants must adhere to all the key requirements in the application process, content, format, requirements and deadline.

You are ineligible to submit an application if you:

Plan to conduct your research at a foreign institution. We can only direct funds to institutions in the United States.
Are NIH Funded as a Principal Investigator (PI)
Have been awarded a R01 grant
Are a Staff Scientists, Senior Researcher, or at an Associate Level
If you have received a DRC grant in the past as a post doc
If you are a graduate student who is NOT enrolled in a PhD, MD or MD/PhD program

Eligible Countries:

United States

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: Diabetes Research Connection

Address: 1400 Maiden Lane Del Mar, CA 92014 Phone 844.484.3372 Phone info@DiabetesResearchConnection.org

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Final Deadline:

Feb 28, 2025

Funding Amount:

$25,000

up to 75,000

Questions and Answers

Commonly asked questions about this funding opportunity from the host and other attendees.

Who Can Apply For A Grant?

The Diabetes Research Connection invites applications from graduate students, post-doctoral Fellows, Instructors, Assistant Professors (or their equivalent at research institutions) and other pre-tenured scientists who propose novel, early-stage diabetes research. Your own associates, as well as personal acquaintances, are welcome to apply as long as you recuse yourself from all aspects of the decision-making process pertaining to their applications.

How Are Grants Funded?

We have created a crowdfunding platform where young research scientists showcase their approved concepts to potential donors – people visiting our site who are looking relentlessly for solutions to Type 1 Diabetes. Our Layperson Committee helps grantees create website presentations that are both comprehendible and compelling to non-scientists in order to optimize their chances of reaching their fundraising goal. Whenever possible, Diabetes Research Connection will supplement funding to support deserving projects that are falling short of their fundraising goal.