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Since 2016, the American Heart Association has awarded 62 grants totaling $10.3M to researchers at the University of Pittsburgh. The AHA’s mission has recently expanded beyond cardiovascular and stroke science to now include cerebrovascular and brain health research, with a focus on overall health and well-being across the lifespan.
Glenn H. Dillon, Director of Research Operations from the American Heart Association, presented grant funding and other opportunities earlier this year. Check out this pre-recorded session from the Office of Economic Partnerships to see what you missed.
Topics Include: Grant Funding Opportunities at AHA
-Across the career stage
– Application expectations and timelines
– The peer review process
– Program success rates
Other Award Opportunities
Service and Career Development Opportunities