Research into mitochondria and genetics only began to take shape during the 1990s, which makes this a very exciting time to be a mitochondrial disease (mito) researcher. Many funding bodies require the researcher to have a significant track record of investigation. The Mito Foundation understands that it can be difficult to establish some areas of study, due to the fact mitochondrial medicine is a relatively new field.
Funds from the Mito Foundation bridge this gap by facilitating preliminary investigation and enabling the researcher to reach a point where they are then eligible to apply to external/independent bodies for funding to complete their research.
The Mito Foundation offers grants to be awarded for up to 12 months to the amount of $25,000.
Funded Incubator Grants
FGF-21 in mitochondrial disease diagnosis and pathophysiology
Incubator Grants
$25,000 AUD
25/07/2014 → 01/08/2015
Dr Ryan Davis is investigating new diagnostic tools for mitochondrial disease (mito.). Dr Davis is a New South Wales Health…
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Funding Round and Applications
Quarterly Funding Round Dates
January
Open: 16/12/2019
Close: 13/01/2020
July
Open: 15/06/2020
Close: 13/07/2020
April
Open: 16/03/2020
Close: 13/04/2020
October
Open: 14/09/2020
Close: 12/10/2020
Application Eligibility
1. Research must be focused on primary mitochondrial disease.
2. All application information must be submitted.
Apply
Click below to download our information and application form.
To apply, complete the form and send it to the Mito Foundation Grants Officer via grants@mito.org.au.
Please call (02) 8033 4113 if you have any queries.