Dystonia Coalition- Career Development

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Abstract

PROJECT SUMMARY The overall goal of the Dystonia Coalition Career Enhancement Program is to promote career development for investigators interested in research in dystonia and related rare disorders. The program has two objectives. Aim 1, the main objective, is to provide a Career Enhancement award to encourage investigators to pursue research projects relevant to dystonia. The anticipated candidates for this Award will be advanced post-doctoral clinical research fellows, senior clinical fellows, or early-stage junior faculty members aiming to become independent investigators. Candidates may also be more senior non-dystonia investigators interested in getting involved in dystonia research. Aim 2 is to provide a Travel Stipend for interested participants to attend meetings such as the annual Dystonia Coalition meeting to learn more about rare diseases research. The anticipated candidates for this stipend include interested participants at all levels, including junior clinical or research fellows, clinical residents, graduate students, and medical students.

Key facts

NIH application ID
10468931
Project number
5U54NS116025-12
Recipient
EMORY UNIVERSITY
Principal Investigator
HYDER A JINNAH
Activity code
U54
Funding institute
NIH
Fiscal year
2022
Award amount
$64,516
Award type
5
Project period
2009-09-30 → 2024-08-31