NIA Career Transition Award (K22 Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
The NIA Career Transition Award (K22) supports early-career researchers transitioning to independent research careers in the field of aging.
About this program
The NIA Career Transition Award (K22) is designed to facilitate the transition of promising researchers from mentored positions to independent research careers. This grant is specifically aimed at individuals who have recently completed their doctoral degrees or postdoctoral training and are seeking to establish their own research programs focused on aging and age-related diseases. The award provides funding to support the research activities and career development of these early-stage investigators. Eligible applicants include researchers from various backgrounds who are committed to advancing the understanding of aging. The grant encourages innovative research proposals that address critical questions in the field. By providing financial support, the NIA aims to foster a new generation of scientists who will contribute to the growing body of knowledge in aging research and improve health outcomes for older adults.
Eligibility
Individuals who have recently completed their doctoral degrees or postdoctoral training in relevant fields.