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Research Funding Programs
AFTD supports scientists at various stages of their careers in order to advance the understanding of FTD biology and basic disease mechanisms, identify novel approaches to diagnosis and treatment, and develop assistive technologies that support persons with FTD in carrying out activities of daily living.

Grants Funded

Grants Portfolio

Through various grant programs, AFTD awards millions in grants for basic and clinical research – $3 million during our most recent fiscal year alone.

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AFTD-hosted Meetings

Meetings

FTD Research Roundtable (formerly known as FTSG) - a precompetitive space in which biopharmaceutical companies can engage with academia, government agencies, and advocacy groups and identify how to improve FTD clinical trial outcomes.

Holloway Summit - an annual meeting that convenes experts to focus on a specific topic to improve our understanding of FTD science.

Resources

Resources

FTD Disorders Registry  - An online database that collects information from those affected by all types of FTD.

A Voice of the Patient Report - A summary of the lived experience of FTD collected during Externally Led Patient-Focused Drug Development meetings.

Research Engagement Portfolio - AFTD and the FTD Disorders Registry can customize qualitative and quantitative data to answer questions about community values, priorities, and concerns of people directly impacted by FTD. To collaborate, contact Dr. Shana Dodge at Sdodge@theaftd.org.

Resource List for Researchers - This list is updated regularly. Email research@theaftd.org to suggest edits to this list.

AFTD Research Sponsorships

The AFTD reserves a small budget for emergent sponsorship requests from external organizations for research-related events and programs. If interested in requesting sponsorship, contact research@theaftd.org as early as possible in the funding year (July-July).

AFTD Research Funding Partnerships

ADDF           American Brain Foundation          American Academy of Neurology