Deadline Date
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Grant
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Funding Organization
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Additional Information
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January 15
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AAO-HNSF Resident Research Award
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American
Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck
Surgery
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Letters of Intent are due December 15;
$10,000 maximum total costs, up to eight
available annually.
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January 15
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Maureen Hannley Research Training Award
(formerly the Earleen Elkins Award)
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American
Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck
Surgery
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Letters of Intent are due December 15;
$15,000 maximum total costs, up to two
available annually.
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January 15
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Percy Memorial Research Award
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American
Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck
Surgery
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Letters of Intent are due December 15;
$25,000 maximum total costs, one available
annually.
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January 15
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AAO-HNSF Health Services Research
Grant
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American
Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck
Surgery
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Letters of Intent are due December 15;
$10,000 maximum total costs, up to two
available annually.
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February 5
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New Research Grant Applications
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National
Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders
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These grants may be awarded to
universities, medical and other health
professional schools, colleges, hospitals,
research institutes, for-profit
organizations, and government institutions
that sponsor and conduct biomedical
research and development. Research grants
may provide funds for salaries, equipment,
supplies, travel, and other allowable
direct costs of research as well as for
indirect costs to the sponsoring
institution or organization.
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March 5
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Research Grant (competing continuation,
supplemental, and revised
applications)
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National
Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders
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These grants may be awarded to
universities, medical and other health
professional schools, colleges, hospitals,
research institutes, for-profit
organizations, and government institutions
that sponsor and conduct biomedical
research and development. Research grants
may provide funds for salaries, equipment,
supplies, travel, and other allowable
direct costs of research as well as for
indirect costs to the sponsoring
institution or organization.
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April 27
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Van Hattum Award
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American
Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation
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The Van Hattum Award will be made to
one individual in recognition of exemplary
commitment and contribution to the
delivery of audiology and/or
speech-language pathology services within
a school setting. A plaque and an award of
$1,000 will be given to the recipient.
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June 5
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New Research Grant Applications
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National
Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders
|
These grants may be awarded to
universities, medical and other health
professional schools, colleges, hospitals,
research institutes, for-profit
organizations, and government institutions
that sponsor and conduct biomedical
research and development. Research grants
may provide funds for salaries, equipment,
supplies, travel, and other allowable
direct costs of research as well as for
indirect costs to the sponsoring
institution or organization.
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June 1
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Funding for Creative Hearing
Research
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Capita
Foundation
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Annual grants up to $40,000(US) for
cutting edge auditory research projects.
Applicants with a Ph.D., pursuing
independent research. Thinking outside the
box is most welcome. University
affiliation is required.
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July 5
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Research Grant (competing continuation,
supplemental, and revised
applications)
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National
Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders
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These grants may be awarded to
universities, medical and other health
professional schools, colleges, hospitals,
research institutes, for-profit
organizations, and government institutions
that sponsor and conduct biomedical
research and development. Research grants
may provide funds for salaries, equipment,
supplies, travel, and other allowable
direct costs of research as well as for
indirect costs to the sponsoring
institution or organization.
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August 1
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Eugene L. Derlacki, M.D. Research
Grant
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American
Hearing Research Foundation
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Dedicated to hearing research and is
intended for more significant research
projects requiring funding that extends
beyond the normal AHRF grant of $20,000.
$25,000 per year for two years.
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October 5
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New Research Grant Applications
|
National
Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders
|
These grants may be awarded to
universities, medical and other health
professional schools, colleges, hospitals,
research institutes, for-profit
organizations, and government institutions
that sponsor and conduct biomedical
research and development. Research grants
may provide funds for salaries, equipment,
supplies, travel, and other allowable
direct costs of research as well as for
indirect costs to the sponsoring
institution or organization.
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October 17
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2009 Annual Research Awards
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National
Organization for Hearing Research
Foundation
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In January, 2009, The
NOHR Foundation will award grants of
approximately $20,000 each, primarily in
the form of Seed Money, for exploration
into innovative research areas in the
preventions, causes, treatments and cures
of hearing loss and deafness. NOHR
encourages proposals related to biological
restoration of hearing. Grant support is
generally provided for one year.
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November 5
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Research Grant (competing continuation,
supplemental, and revised
applications)
|
National
Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders
|
These grants may be awarded to
universities, medical and other health
professional schools, colleges, hospitals,
research institutes, for-profit
organizations, and government institutions
that sponsor and conduct biomedical
research and development. Research grants
may provide funds for salaries, equipment,
supplies, travel, and other allowable
direct costs of research as well as for
indirect costs to the sponsoring
institution or organization.
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December 1
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Research Grants
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Deafness
Research Foundation
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DRF provides up to $25,000 per year for
each research project. Continuation of
funding from year to year requires
reapplication and depends on significant
progress as demonstrated in yearly
progress reports.
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