Stichting Wetenschapsfonds Dystonie is a Netherlands-based science fund dedicated to research on all forms of dystonia, with the clear goal of improving understanding, treatment, and quality of life for patients. Its grants appear to support a mix of clinical, translational, and basic research projects, including PhD-level studies, observational studies, and treatment-focused pilots. The fund is closely connected to specialist neurologic expertise and seems especially interested in projects that can generate practical insights for diagnosis, management, and living with dystonia.
Small, targeted research subsidies for Dutch projects; appears to fund individual studies rather than large open programs, with grant sizes likely modest and awarded on a selective basis (including PhD and pilot studies).
Focus proposals on dystonia specifically and emphasize clinical relevance, feasibility, and potential impact on understanding or treatment. The fund appears to support Dutch researchers and projects tied to neurologic expertise; applicants should review the foundation website for current submission details and be prepared to submit a concise research plan rather than a broad institutional request.
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Current and upcoming funding from Stichting Wetenschapsfonds Dystonie that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Wetenschappers of behandelaars kunnen een verzoek indienen voor financiële ondersteuning voor wetenschappelijk (promotie-)onderzoek naar alle vormen van dystonie. Aanvragen worden beoordeeld door de Medische Adviesraad.
Deadline: Geen deadline vermeld; aanvragen lijken op ieder moment te kunnen worden ingediend.
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