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Alzheimer'S Disease Research Foundation

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$100.1M
in grants paid
448
grants
99
recipients
2022–2025
filing years

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Recent grants

The 100 largest recent grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

  • $2.0M

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    The curealz alzheimer's genome project

  • $575,000

    Brigham and Women'S Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Apoe4 accelerates cd8 exhaustion via glucocorticoid signaling in alzheimer's female carriers

  • $431,250

    Brigham and Women'S Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    A new model of microglia genetic perturbation in vivo to screen all risk factors associated with alzheimer's disease

  • $402,500

    University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2025

    Non-invasive modulation of microglia gene expression using peripherally administered antibody conjugates

  • $402,500

    Weill Medical College of Cornell University · New York, NY · 2025

    Sex-biased tlr7 signaling in demyelination and its inhibition by small molecules

  • $402,492

    University of California Irvine · Irvine, CA · 2025

    Proteomic signatures of cerebrovascular neuropathology in down syndrome with alzheimer disease

  • $398,521

    University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2025

    Utilizing heterogeneous mouse models to discover mechanisms underlying caloric restriction (cr) on cognitive outcomes

  • $345,000

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Bee: meningeal mast cell control of csf dynamics in homeostasis and alzheimer's disease

  • $345,000

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Bac: identifying age-related proteomic changes that predict future onset of amyloid-beta aggregation in alzheimer's disease

  • $345,000

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Apoe consortium: investigating potential cell autonomous neuroprotection of apoe protective variants

  • $344,528

    Boston Children'S Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Nic: effects of peripheral inflammation on myeloid cell function in alzheimer's disease

  • $327,501

    The McLean Hospital Corporation · Belmont, MA · 2025

    Expanding postmortem brain resources for alzheimer's disease in diverse populations

  • $320,033

    Duke University School of Medicine · Durham, NC · 2025

    Utility of blood based markers for predicting aria and its course in mci and ad subjects undergoing routine clinical treatment with amyloid-directed antibodies

  • $300,000

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Understanding human brain resilience to alzheimer's pathology

  • $287,673

    National Institute of Neurological Disorders & Stroke · Bethesda, MD · 2025

    Bee: high-resolution mri of the brain borders

  • $287,500

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Bee: human 3d neuro-vascular interaction and meningeal lymphatics models with application to alzheimer's disease

  • $287,500

    University of Rochester · Rochester, NY · 2025

    Bee: does slym failure compromise glymphatic clearance in alzheimer's disease?

  • $287,500

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Bac: brain region and cell-type specific aging from accelerated to resilient trajectories

  • $287,500

    Regents of the University of California San Diego · La Jolla, CA · 2025

    Bee: how does vascular fatty acid metabolism regulate the pathophysiology of alzheimer's disease?

  • $287,500

    Regents of the University of California San Diego · La Jolla, CA · 2025

    Nic: mechanisms mediating microglia sensing of peripheral inflammation

  • $287,500

    New York University School of Medicine · New York, NY · 2025

    Nic: astrocyte inflammatory contributions to ad

  • $287,500

    Stanford University · Redwood City, CA · 2025

    Bac: choroid plexus aging and alzheimer's disease

  • $287,499

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Bac: establishing isogenic models of human neuron aging and pathways relevant for alzheimer's disease

  • $287,490

    University of California Irvine · Irvine, CA · 2025

    Nic: examining the impact of peripherally derived human macrophages in ad pathogenesis

  • $287,477

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2025

    Bac: investigating lipidomic perturbations in the csf with age and alzheimer's disease progression: toward mechanistic insights and accessible lipid biomarkers

  • $286,466

    University of California Davis · Davis, CA · 2025

    Nic: impact of ad polygenic risk score on microglial response to peripheral inflammation

  • $284,678

    University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA · 2025

    Apoe consortium: cell autonomous roles of protective apoe variants in microglia responding to amyloid pathology

  • $271,375

    University of Alabama at Birmingham · Birmingham, AL · 2025

    Expanding deep south inclusion in the uab adrc neuropathology core brain bank

  • $264,500

    Boston Children'S Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Bee: neuroinflammation at the choroid plexus in alzheimer's disease (supplement)

  • $258,750

    Weill Medical College of Cornell University · New York, NY · 2025

    A three-dimensional tissue model linking tau tangles, ab and microglial cd33- isoform state to gene- and isoform-expression dysregulation (cfsf supplement)

  • $258,750

    University of Virginia · Charlottesville, VA · 2025

    The role of planar cell polarity proteins in tau oligomer-induced synapse degeneration (cfsf supplement)

  • $258,750

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Alzheimer's disease tau consortium: toxic consequences of early tau seeding (cfsf supplement)

  • $258,750

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Exploring novel drug candidates for alzheimer's disease through integrative pathway analysis and validation in 3d cellular models (cfsf supplement)

  • $258,615

    Gladstone Institutes · San Francisco, CA · 2025

    Decoding protein transport across the blood-brain barrier to enable new alzheimer's therapies (cfsf supplement)

  • $258,573

    Gladstone Institutes · San Francisco, CA · 2025

    Developing cell-type-specific enhancer-aav vectors to characterize and restore ab- and tau-dependent circuit and cognitive deficits in humanized alzheimer's mouse models (cfsf supplement)

  • $252,076

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Menopause and related midlife risk factors and their impact on pathology and cognition - the whimsyad study

  • $230,000

    The Broad Institute · Cambridge, MA · 2025

    Investigating alzheimer's disease-associated membrane biology in microglia and neurons

  • $230,000

    Regents of the University of California San Diego · La Jolla, CA · 2025

    App gene dose-mediated dysregulation of the endolysosomal network acts compromise synaptic structure and function leading to alzheimer disease in down syndrome

  • $230,000

    Mayo Clinic Jacksonville · Jacksonville, FL · 2025

    Unraveling mixed pathology and its impact on the proteome in alzheimer's disease

  • $230,000

    Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai · New York, NY · 2025

    Investigating the pathogenetic role of microglial mef2c in alzheimer's disease across the lifespan: developmental priming vs. Adult response to injury

  • $230,000

    President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2025

    Moving the cure alzheimer genome project beyond simple associations: integrating functional information, fine-mapping and causal inference approaches into the family-based analysis of the cure alzheimer whole-genome seq read all
  • $230,000

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Adam10 cleavage of app: physiological function in brain and therapeutic potential for alzheimer's disease

  • $230,000

    University of California Irvine · Irvine, CA · 2025

    Engineered car-macrophages to clear tau

  • $230,000

    University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center · Dallas, TX · 2025

    Engineered car-macrophages to clear tau

  • $228,900

    Brigham and Women'S Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Do classical complement activation and the route of administration of anti-amyloid antibodies contribute to vascular side effects known as aria?

  • $210,962

    New York University School of Medicine · New York, NY · 2025

    Mechanisms of astrocyte-derived lipid toxicity in alzheimer's disease

  • $204,656

    Duke University School of Medicine · Durham, NC · 2025

    Contributions of il34 signaling to microglial function and alzheimer's pathology in mice

  • $201,251

    University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2025

    Morphological, electrophysiological, and transcriptional characterization of single neurons from resilient and susceptible models of human ad

  • $201,250

    Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center · Boston, MA · 2025

    Integrating single-cell genomics for pathways to protection and resilience against alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Emory University · Atlanta, GA · 2025

    Mitochondrial alzheimer's risk factors control apoe expression and secretion

  • $201,250

    Gladstone Institutes · San Francisco, CA · 2025

    Decoding protein transport across the blood-brain barrier to enable new alzheimer's therapies

  • $201,250

    Augusta University Research Institute · Augusta, GA · 2025

    The impact of soluble dietary fiber on tau-mediated neurodegeneration in a mouse model of tauopathy

  • $201,250

    Gladstone Institutes · San Francisco, CA · 2025

    Developing cell-type-specific enhancer-aav vectors to characterize and restore ab- and tau-dependent circuit and cognitive deficits in humanized alzheimer's mouse model

  • $201,250

    Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai · New York, NY · 2025

    Investigating the association between clonal hematopoiesis and alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai · New York, NY · 2025

    Role of psychosocial stress in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, MD · 2025

    A temporally aligned multimodal framework for individualized alzheimer's disease risk assessment and deep learning-driven prognosis

  • $201,250

    Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, MD · 2025

    From molecular heterogeneity to predictive medicine: transforming neurodegenerative disease research through spatial multi-omics and interpretable ai

  • $201,250

    Columbia University · New York, NY · 2025

    Semaphorin regulation of disease-associated microglia in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Rin3 and bin1 interaction connects endosomal pathology with amyloid pathology

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Tau and b-amyloid are innate immune antimicrobial peptides in the brain

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Precision gene therapy targeting microglia in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Engineering a human region-specific system to probe apoe-linked cellular vulnerability and resilience in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Carnegie Mellon University · Pittsburgh, PA · 2025

    Interpreting alzheimer's disease-associated genetic variation at enhancer regions

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Exploring novel drug candidates for alzheimer's disease through integrative pathway analysis and validation in 3d cellular models

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Centenarian microglia reveal a neprilysin-dependent mechanism of resilience in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Brigham and Women'S Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Viral infections and alzheimer's disease risk in women

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Identifying sex-aware x-chromosome targets for preclinical alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Circuit dynamics in apoe4 mice

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Interneuron therapy for alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Massachusetts General Hospital · Boston, MA · 2025

    Development of a flap-targeted neuroimmune pet tracer for imaging microglia in ad

  • $201,250

    Mayo Clinic Jacksonville · Jacksonville, FL · 2025

    Linking sleep dysfunction to tau-related degeneration across ad variants

  • $201,250

    Mayo Clinic Jacksonville · Jacksonville, FL · 2025

    The multi-omic roadmap to neuronal senescence in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Columbia University · New York, NY · 2025

    Noncoding translation feedback loop in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai · New York, NY · 2025

    Investigating mef2c transcription factor as therapeutic target to reprogram pathological microglial states in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Mayo Clinic Jacksonville · Jacksonville, FL · 2025

    Evaluating the contribution of tdp-43 dysfunction and cryptic mis-splicing to ad pathogenesis

  • $201,250

    Mayo Clinic Jacksonville · Jacksonville, FL · 2025

    Elucidating the protective effects of apoe2 in the presence of apoe 4 gene allele in animal models

  • $201,250

    Mayo Clinic Rochester · Rochester, MN · 2025

    Bridging the gap: sex-specific drivers of senescence underlying neurodegeneration

  • $201,250

    Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center · New York, NY · 2025

    Development and mechanism of autophagy activators for treatment of alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    New York University School of Medicine · New York, NY · 2025

    Midlife autoantibody profiles and the risk of late-onset alzheimer's disease in women

  • $201,250

    New York University School of Medicine · New York, NY · 2025

    Viral infections and alzheimer's disease risk in women

  • $201,250

    Northwestern University · Chicago, IL · 2025

    Sex-specific mechanisms of neuroinflammation in the alzheimer's disease hypothalamus

  • $201,250

    Northwestern University · Chicago, IL · 2025

    Role of tau in presynaptic dysfunction during the cellular phase of alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2025

    Meningeal tregs in individuals with vs without alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Regents of the University of California San Diego · La Jolla, CA · 2025

    Dysregulation of signaling on post synaptic density scaffolds in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    Regents of the University of California San Diego · La Jolla, CA · 2025

    Son-dependent nuclear speckle rejuvenation: a novel proteostasis-based therapeutic strategy for alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    The Regents of the University of California San Francisco · San Francisco, CA · 2025

    Neuronal mechanisms driving synapse loss in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    The Regents of the University of California San Francisco · San Francisco, CA · 2025

    Probing the molecular underpinnings of how g protein-coupled receptor adgrg1 mediates protective responses to alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    The Regents of the University of California San Francisco · San Francisco, CA · 2025

    Role of platelet-derived factors in ameliorating alzheimer's disease pathology

  • $201,250

    The Salk Institute for Biological Studies · La Jolla, CA · 2025

    The role of astrocyte-secreted igfbp2 in the progression of alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    University of California Davis · Davis, CA · 2025

    Deciphering phosphorylation-dependent tau envelope dysfunction to prevent alzheimer's neurodegeneration

  • $201,250

    University of South Florida · Tampa, FL · 2025

    Bin1 in microglial heterogeneity along ad progression and microglial function

  • $201,250

    University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio · San Antonio, TX · 2025

    How do microglia contribute to the spread of tau pathology in alzheimer's disease?

  • $201,250

    University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio · San Antonio, TX · 2025

    Digital neuropathology infrastructure for precision medicine in south texas hispanic ad/adrd populations

  • $201,250

    University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio · San Antonio, TX · 2025

    Cognitively healthy nonagenarians in the cross cohort collaboration (ccc)

  • $201,250

    University of Virginia · Charlottesville, VA · 2025

    Microglial mitochondrial dysfunction and tau toxicity in alzheimer's disease

  • $201,250

    University of Virginia · Charlottesville, VA · 2025

    Impact of dna damage-mediated sting activation on myelin function in an alzheimer's disease animal model

  • $201,250

    University of Virginia · Charlottesville, VA · 2025

    Elucidating the role of emerging genomic stress sensors in ad

  • $201,250

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Sleep reinforces homeostatic set-points in neural activity and mitigates neurodegenerative disease

  • $201,250

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Development of small molecule inhibitors of cholesterol 25-hydroxylase

  • $201,250

    Washington University in St Louis · St Louis, MO · 2025

    Targeting reactive astrocytes ampk signaling to suppress inflammation in alzheimer's disease

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