The following funding
opportunities are currently available with the NFMRI in 2016:
1. 2016 Annual Grant Round
focus:
all diseases/conditions, with a preference for applications that fall within
portfolios 2 & 3, open nationally
more
information about this grant round can be found here
closes: 6pm AEST on Friday, 22 April 2016
EOI
form can be found here
Completed
EOI forms should be submitted via this link
2. Dr John Dixon Hughes Medal for Medical Research
Innovation
Nominations
for a researcher under the age of 45 for outstanding contribution towards the
development and advancement of a biomedical innovation related to the nature,
prevention, diagnosis, treatment and incidence of disease and other health
problems that have a significant impact on the health of humans. The medal will be awarded with a prize of $50,000 in the form of a grant.
closes: 6pm AEST on Friday, 22 April 2016
Information
about the award and the nomination process can be found here
Completed
nominations should be submitted via this link
3. Emerging Infectious Diseases Grant Round
A
total of $400,000 is available to support one or more research projects, over
up to three years, investigating emerging zoonotic infectious diseases in the
form of a joint research grant provided by the NFMRI and Biosecurity and Food
Safety NSW
focus:
emerging zoonotic infectious diseases, with a preference for applications that
fall within portfolios 2 & 3, open nationally but research must be of
benefit to NSW. More
information about this grant round can be found here
closes: 6pm AEST on Friday, 26 February 2016
Infectious
diseases EOI form can be found here
Completed
EOI forms should be submitted via this link
For further information, please
contact:
Nancy
Ranner (nee Piche)
Grants, Communications and Engagement Coordinator
National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation
Grants, Communications and Engagement Coordinator
National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation
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