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Velux Stiftung Research Grant Program
The Velux Stiftung was established in 1980 and promotes research projects investigating the effect and better utilisation of daylight. The Velux Stiftung is interested in the effect of daylight on the well-being of humans and on the recovery process from both physical and psychological illness, but also its impact on nature, and in technologies for the utilisation of daylight in buildings for energy efficiency and illumination. The Velux Stiftung is active world-wide, and supports innovative projects which generate lasting progress for the benefit of mankind. The Velux Stiftung is member of SwissFoundations. The foundation – which is a non-profit organisation – supports research projects: - related to the use, the impact or the benefit of daylight, - for the better understanding and the furtherance of normal aging - in ophthalmology
Applications submitted to the Velux Stiftung have to be within the foundation's aims and purposes, and need to fulfill the requested conditions. For any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. VELUX STIFTUNG Kirchgasse 42 "Zum Rothen Adler" CH-8001 Zürich info@veluxstiftung.ch
Glaucoma Foundation Research Grant Program
The Glaucoma Foundation offers grants to researchers striving to improve the lives of glaucoma patients through novel innovations and scientific advances. The next deadline for grant applications is September 1, 2013. Initial grant funding for a one-year period is for up to $40,000; a grantee is permitted to apply for a grant renewal of up to $50,000. A renewal grant is a one year grant based upon research findings from the initial research.
For general application questions:
Marianne Howard Director of Outreach Programs The Glaucoma Foundation 80 Maiden Lane, Suite 700 New York, NY 10038 212.651.2509 mhoward@glaucomafoundation.org For technical questions, please contact:
Robert Ritch, MD Medical Director, Vice President, Secretary and Founder, TGF Professor and Chief, Glaucoma Service The New York Eye & Ear Infirmary 310 East 14th Street New York, NY 10003 Fax: 212.420.8743 ritchmd@earthlink.net
Research to Prevent Blindness Grants Program
Applications for RPB grants must be submitted by the chairman of a department of ophthalmology and are then evaluated via a three-tiered review process. RPB Ad Hoc Committees, which are comprised of selected national vision research leaders, conduct initial grant reviews and forward their recommendations to the standing RPB Scientific Advisory Panel for further evaluation. The Advisory Panel includes some of the nation's most distinguished scientists representing a broad range of scientific disciplines and interests. Their recommendations are presented to the RPB Board of Trustees for final approval.
Please note: Grant applications are not available on RPB's website. For complete grant guidelines and applications, or if you have any questions regarding RPB's Grants Program, contact RPB's Grant Administrator at 212.752.4333 or pmoran@rpbusa.org.
RPB accepts grant applications twice a year, January 1st and July 1st.
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