The FSR Research Committee and Scientific Advisory Board, which includes many preeminent sarcoidosis researchers and clinicians, oversees the Foundation’s independent research program.

The Foundation is committed to focusing our funding efforts on critical gaps facing sarcoidosis research both in maturing innovative research and encouraging new investigators in the field of sarcoidosis. Learn more about past recipients.

ANNOUNCING: FSR-American Thoracic Society
Partnership Grant for Sarcoidosis (Annually) - One Award
The focus of the research award will be programs that have a high likelihood to advance our understanding of sarcoidosis. Investigators interested in research that is relevant to the pathogenetic mechanisms or treatments of sarcoidosis are encouraged to apply. Applicants may request up to $40,000/yr for two years for salaries, supplies or a combination of these two. Click here for more information or to apply.

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FSR Abstract Awards through ATS (Annually in May)
Through the American Thoracic Society (ATS) international conference, outstanding abstracts will be annually recognized in two sarcoidosis categories. Sarcoidosis: Clinical Evaluation and Treatment, which will be reviewed by the ATS Clinical Problems Assembly and Sarcoidosis: Mechanisms which will be reviewed by the ATS Allergy, Immunology and Inflammation Assembly.

Two awards of $1000 will be given in 2012. To be considered, abstracts must be submitted following ATS guidelines by November 2, 2011. Click here for more information.

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FSR Abstract Awards through WASOGBAL
Two outstanding abstracts related to research in the inflammatory disease sarcoidosis will be recognized through the WASOGBAL international conference with funding from the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research. Two awards of $500 will be given in 2012. To be considered, abstracts must be submitted following WASOGBAL guidelines. For more information or to register, please contact WASOG.
 

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