Research funder · United States
Parkinson's Foundation
Non-profit organization in the USA
- Grants since 2016
- 109
- Awarded, last 5 years (where amounts are published)
- 8.9M
- Funded works, last 5 years
- 932
- Funded works, all time
- 1 465
Grants
2018–2022 · award
Lipidomic Analysis in Genetic and Idiopathic Parkinson’s Disease
Roy Alcalay · Columbia University Irving Medical Center
2018–2021 · award
Thalamic targets of the substantia nigra pars reticulata in modulation of Parkinson's disease and levodopa-induced dyskinesias
Stephanie Alberico · New York University
2018 · award
Peripheral Immune System regulation of PD pathology in LRRK2 mutant mice
Richard Smeyne · Thomas Jefferson University
2018–2020 · award
A specific and less toxic alpha-synuclein strain is a possible progression biomarker for Parkinson’s Disease-related cognitive impairment
Liana Rosenthal · Johns Hopkins University
2018–2021 · award
Deconstructing the neuronal metabolism-mitochondria axis in dopaminergic neurodegeneration
Gulcin Pekkurnaz · Regent University
2018–2020 · award
Environmental mitochondrial toxins induce LRRK2 kinase activity
Briana De Miranda · University of Alabama at Birmingham
2018–2021 · award
Investigating the role of GBA in the propagation of Lewy bodies in Parkinson’s disease
Marie Davis · VA Puget Sound Health Care System
2018–2020 · award
Prodromal symptoms in the Sister Study
Honglei Chen · Michigan State University
2018–2020 · award
Temporal Changes in Beta Frequency Oscillations Predict Behavior
Ross Anderson · The Board Of Trustees Of The Leland Stanford Junior University
2017–2021 · award
Direct Imaging of the Cause and Treatment of Parkinson's Disease with Synthetic Modulatory Neurotransmitter Nanosensors
Markita Landry · University of California, Berkeley
2017–2018 · award
Mitochondrial protein homeostasis in peripheral axons
Jill Falk · Harvard University
2017–2019 · award
Expanding Human Dopamine Neuronal Progenitors for PD Therapeutic Development
Xiang Li · University of Wisconsin System
2017–2019 · award
D620N VPS35 knockin mice: a new model of familial Parkinson’s disease
Xi Chen · Van Andel Institute
2017–2019 · award
White Matter Templates in Parkinson's Disease
Derek Archer · University of Florida
2017–2020 · award
Deconstructing the Behavioral Neuropharmacology of Parkinson’s Disease
Michael Tadross · Duke University
2017–2020 · award
PF Research Center at Columbia University
Serge Przedborski · Columbia University Irving Medical Center
2017–2018 · award
Role of cerebellum on basal ganglia cortical network in Parkinson's disease
Nicholas Strzalkowski · University of Calgary
2017–2020 · award
In vivo systems-based and unbiased approaches to study a-Synuclein toxicity.
Maxime Rousseaux · University of Ottawa
2017–2018 · award
PF Research Center at Rush University
Christopher Goetz · Rush University Medical Center
2016–2019 · award
Thalamostriatal adaptations in Parkinson’s disease
Asami Tanimura · Northwestern University
2016–2018 · award
Alpha-synuclein mediated toxicity in the aged rat brain: molecular mechanism in the nucleus
Ivette Sandoval · Michigan State University
2016–2017 · award
High throughput in vivo screens for targeted PD gene therapies
James Dahlman · Georgia Institute of Technology
2016–2018 · award
PDF Research Center at Columbia University
Un Kang · NYU Langone Health
2016–2018 · award
Dynamic interaction between striatal dopaminergic and cholinergic system in regulation of beta-band oscillations as mechanisms underlying pathophysiology of Parkinson’s disease
Daigo Homma · Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2016–2019 · award
Parkinson’s disease genetic risk factors in Latino populations
Ignacio Mata · Cleveland Clinic
2016–2017 · award
PDF Research Center at Rush University
Christopher Goetz · Rush University Medical Center
2016–2018 · award
Investigating the function of mitochondrial derived vesicles in neurons and their role in Parkinson's disease
Rosalind Roberts · The Royal Institution For The Advancement Of Learning/mcgill University
2016–2019 · award
Loss of glucocerebrosidase increases dopaminergic neuronal vulnerability by impairing autophagic flux
Emily Rocha · University of Pittsburgh
2016–2019 · award
Role of Direct Pathway Striatal Activity in Dyskinesia
Alexandra Nelson · University Of California, San Francisco ( Reagents Ucsf Contracts And Grants)