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ISS Research Seed Grant (musculoskeletal research

International Skeletal Society

The International Skeletal Society promotes scholarly activity and offers members the opportunity to identify challenges and test hypotheses in the field of musculoskeletal research. Two research seed grants will be awarded each year.

Funding

Grant recipients will receive up to $30,000 that can be budgeted over a one or two-year period. The sum will be awarded to the applicant’s institution and may not be used to fund indirect costs, but may provide salary support limited to 40%.

Grants will be transferred to recipient with the following timeline:

50% upon award
50% after 6 months with interim report.

No cost extension (one year maximum) permitted with approval.

Engagement Commitment

Final work will be presented at the first ISS meeting that follows project completion.

Manuscripts resulting from funding awarded should be submitted to Skeletal Radiology. Each manuscript submitted that uses acquired data or resources drawn from the funded project will include the following phrase among acknowledgments: “This research was partially/totally funded by the Research Seed Grant awarded by the International Skeletal Society”.

Timeline
Online application submission opens: January 27, 2025
Deadline to submit: April 6th, 2025

Winners will be announced during the ISS meeting.

Specialties

Cell Biology

Immunology

Orthopedics

Clinical Trials

Molecular Biology

Pathology

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants at all stages of career are eligible for this grant as long as it is mentored by an ISS member. Applicants should describe the nature of the proposed research within the context of their current scholarly activity. Greater emphasis will be placed on efforts that serve as preliminary data for larger funding mechanisms, and are a part of a strategic career development plan.

No restrictions on the nature of research projects are imposed. Any project proposing human subjects or animals requiring IRB or IACUC approval respectively, should acknowledge this requirement and include a proposed timeline for said approval.

Multidisciplinary grants are encouraged.

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: International Skeletal Society

Sponsor Type: Corporate

Address: 1061 E Main St. STE 300 East Dundee, Illinois 60118 Phone: 847-752-5355

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