Dept. of the Army -- USAMRAA
USAMRAA, a U.S. Army agency, funds medical research and development grants for various health programs.
Fund Your Pain Management Research: DOD Grant
Researchers in chronic pain management can get funding from the Department of the Army for innovative studies that improve patient care and quality of life. Focus on non-opioid advancements or reducing opioid use in existing practices.
Get DoD Funding for Hearing Restoration Breakthroughs!
Army funding is available for businesses developing innovative drugs and therapies to restore hearing after military injuries or to diagnose auditory issues in tough conditions. Leverage cutting-edge resources to accelerate your groundbreaking solutions.
Get Army Funding for Eye Health Breakthroughs
Visionary researchers and organizations focused on military-related eye injuries can receive significant funding to drive groundbreaking discoveries and improve patient care. This award supports collaborative projects exploring new treatments and advancements in visual dysfunction.
Fund Your Breakthrough: Bone Marrow Research Grants
Calling all established and early-career investigators! Secure funding to develop innovative, high-impact research ideas aimed at understanding and curing bone marrow failure diseases.
Get Funding for Bone Marrow Failure Research
Researchers and institutions focused on bone marrow failure diseases can secure funding for studies aimed at advancing treatment and cures. This grant supports both early-stage research and the critical steps needed to move promising therapies towards clinical trials.
Fund Your Vision, Hearing & Balance Tech Innovations
This award supports research and clinical trials for novel technologies aimed at restoring vision, hearing, and balance for those with traumatic injuries. Businesses developing assistive devices can secure funding to test and advance their groundbreaking solutions.
Unlock MS Research Funding: DoD Exploration Grant
This DoD grant is for innovative researchers and small businesses exploring groundbreaking, high-risk, high-gain concepts in Multiple Sclerosis research. It provides funding to develop and test novel hypotheses that could lead to future scientific breakthroughs.
Fund Your MS Research: Get DoD Grants!
Are you a researcher or institution making strides in Multiple Sclerosis study? This award offers significant funding for groundbreaking research projects, excluding clinical trials, that could revolutionize MS patient care.
MS Research Funding for New Investigators
Are you an early-career scientist focused on Multiple Sclerosis research? This award provides funding for you to develop and conduct groundbreaking MS research projects under expert mentorship.
Get Funding for Pancreatic Cancer Research Breakthroughs
This award is for researchers and institutions developing groundbreaking, high-risk, high-reward ideas to advance pancreatic cancer treatment and outcomes. Funds support innovative research with the potential to make significant discoveries and improve patient care.
Get Funding for Alzheimer's Diagnostic Research
Businesses with research expertise can receive funding to accelerate the development of new diagnostic tools for Alzheimer's and related dementias, particularly for those affected by military service or traumatic brain injury. This award aims to bridge the gap between research and clinical application, improving care for patients and potentially benefiting rural or resource-limited settings.
Get Funding for Alzheimer's Research & Innovation
This grant offers funding for research aimed at fast-tracking Alzheimer's breakthroughs from the lab to clinical applications, including new treatments and technologies. Businesses with research projects relevant to military health and veterans can apply to accelerate their innovations.
Unlock Funding for Alzheimer's Research & TBI Solutions
This program supports innovative research into Alzheimer's disease and TBI, particularly as they relate to military service members and veterans. Secure funding to advance patient care and improve quality of life for those affected by these conditions.
Get Funding for Rare Cancer Research & Community Building
This award supports the creation of resources and platforms to advance rare cancer research and improve patient care by fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing within the rare cancer community. Businesses can develop innovative solutions for sharing research data, biospecimens, and therapeutic approaches to address critical gaps in rare cancer treatment and study.
Fund Your Breakthrough Cancer Research: DoD Grants
Are you an innovator exploring groundbreaking ideas for rare cancer research? This Department of the Army grant funds untested, high-risk concepts that could lead to new avenues of investigation, without requiring preliminary data.
Fund Your Cancer Research: DoD Idea Development Award
Are you working on groundbreaking, early-stage research for rare cancers? The DoD is funding innovative, high-risk/high-reward projects to accelerate discoveries and eradicate deaths and suffering.
Fund Your NF Research Breakthrough!
This award is for independent investigators to conduct groundbreaking research into neurofibromatosis, excluding clinical trials. Secure funding to advance NF understanding and patient care with your innovative project.
Fund Your Neurofibromatosis Clinical Trials - DoD Grant
Seeking to accelerate life-changing neurofibromatosis treatments? This DoD grant funds clinical trials evaluating new drugs, devices, and approaches to improve patient care and management.
Fund Your Breakthrough NF Research: DoD Grant!
Are you a researcher exploring groundbreaking ideas for Neurofibromatosis (NF)? This DoD grant provides funding for innovative, high-risk, high-gain research concepts to lay the groundwork for future scientific breakthroughs.
Fund Your Groundbreaking NF Research!
This award is for early-stage or transitioning investigators to launch new careers in neurofibromatosis research, even without prior NF experience. Fund your innovative research projects and make a significant impact.