The Epilepsy Research Connection (ERC) is a growing group of non-profit and government organizations focused on providing funding for epilepsy related research. The ERC website provides a single place for researchers to search for funding.
The ERC is a collaborative effort of multiple ELC organizations with development funding provided by the American Epilepsy Society.
Upcoming Funding Opportunities
Program to Support Open Access Publications
The FSD Open-Access Support Program is an ongoing call for proposals, and it joins recent research initiatives initiated by FSD, such as the Call for Innovative Research Projects in Advanced Therapies for Dravet Syndrome or the Program for the development of new scientific tools initiated last February 1st together with Tel Aviv University.
This...
Applications accepted: 2/21/21 - 12/31/21
Funder: Dravet Syndrome Foundation Spain
Tags: Dravet Syndrome
Funder: Dravet Syndrome Foundation Spain
Tags: Dravet Syndrome
Research
PCDH19 Alliance Research Grant Program
The goal of the PCDH19 Alliance Research Grant Program is to fund research directly towards understanding the expression of the PCDH19 gene and the function of the PCDH19 protein, finding therapeutic treatments, and a cure for PCDH19 Epilepsy.
We also hope that the projects we fund will lead to additional research support from government or othe...
GNAO1 Postdoctoral Fellowship Grant
The Bow Foundation is accepting applications for a $50,000 US grant for a postdoctoral fellowship to support investigators who are at the level of advanced fellows or postdoctoral researchers and are working on laboratory or clinic-based GNAO1-related research.
The Bow Foundation maintains a strong commitment to supporting young investigators an...
Applications accepted: 3/22/21 - 5/10/21
Funder: The Bow Foundation
Tags: GNA01, Models, Clinical Epilepsy, Mechanisms, Health Services
Funder: The Bow Foundation
Tags: GNA01, Models, Clinical Epilepsy, Mechanisms, Health Services
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