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Call for Grants Round 2 2019

Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision is delighted to release our Call for Grants Round 2, 2019. Opening 1st November, two categories are available in Round 2:
  1. Grants-In-Aid, to support research projects into the causes and treatment of Bone Marrow Failure (BMF) – $50,000 AUD per annum for up to two years
  2. Programs, high clinical impact, multidisciplinary investigators/multiple site research collaboration of international standard – $1 million AUD to be awarded over a minimum three and maximum of five year period.

We seek expressions of interest from appropriately qualified scientific or medical researchers and research that is specifically directed towards finding a cure for both congenital and acquired BMF syndromes.  

For detailed information, please download our Granting Round Information Document.

*Please note – the Program Full Application document has been amended. The Project Details section word count has been increased to 3000.

Application Templates are available for download:

GIA EOI Application

GIA Full Application

Program EOI Application

Program Full Application

Fellowship Application  

Please direct any enquiries or questions to Dr Simonne Neil

(e) [email protected]

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