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2023 Grants round open!
The 2023 AIFA grants round is now open and Expressions of interest (EOIs) are due by 5 May 2023. Four grants of $10,000 aim to encourage new research projects. These are available to early career scientists, emerging clinician researchers and other health professionals who are ASCIA members.
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AIFA News
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AIFA Research Grants - EOIs due 5 May 2023
29 March 2023: Thank you to our generous supporters, who have enabled the Allergy and Immunology Foundation of Australasia (AIFA) to offer eight research grants to ASCIA members in 2023. The grant round is now open and expressions of interest are due by 5 May. Grants to be awarded in September at the ASCIA conference: $20,000 Professor Ann Kupa AIFA Food Allergy Research Grant $15,000 DBV Technolo... -
Donate to AIFA and make a difference to allergy and immunology research
21 December 2022: Thank you to our generous supporters, who have enabled the Allergy and Immunology Foundation of Australasia (AIFA) to provide over $620,000 to 27 research projects since 2014: AIFA ensures that 100% of your tax deductible donation will directly fund grants for allergy and immunology research, not administration or marketing. Donations can be made online on the AIFA website. All d... -
AIFA announces grant recipients for 2022
7 September 2022: The Chair of the Allergy and Immunology Foundation of Australasia, Dr Melanie Wong, proudly announced the AIFA grants for 2022 at the AIFA Research Symposium of the ASCIA Conference in Melbourne on Thursday 1st September. The AIFA Ann Kupa Food Allergy Research Grant of $40,000 was awarded to the project “Immune mechanisms governing the natural resolution of peanut allergy”. Co-C...
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