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Osseointegration Foundation Research Grant
The objective of this grant is to provide support
for research in the basic, clinical and behavioral science aspects
of dental implants. (Basic Science: A study that deals with the
life sciences. Clinical: A study that is inclusive of human subjects.)
Applications that address areas of research to enhance the public
acceptance of implants are welcome.
Two research grant awards (one clinical and one basic science)
of up to $25,000 each may be awarded annually to individuals who
are (1) a member of the Academy of Osseointegration or (2) a faculty
member or student who conducts the research in any U.S. academic
dental institution (at least one of the team members must be a
member of Academy of Osseointegration).
This grant is funded by the Osseointegration Foundation (OF, or
the Foundation) and administered through the Academy of Osseointegration
(AO, or the Academy) to support clinical and basic scientific investigation
in the field of dental implants.
The deadline for submission is December 31, 2010. The recipients
of this award will be notified by February 15, 2011. Details of
eligibility as well as application requirements are outlined in
the Information and Application PDF document. (Click on the following
link to view and print this document.)
Osseointegration
Foundation Charitable Grant Program
Each year the Osseointegration Foundation makes
available 10 grants of up to $10,000 for subsidizing the care
of eligible patients. Each grant will be issued upon completion
of those portions of the case “when the intended function result is completed,” but
prior to the required three-year follow-up. This grant does not
restrict how or where these funds are to be allocated by the service
provider, as long as the entire grant is spent directly on patient
care and treatment in the domain of osseointegration. Under no
circumstances will the patient receiving care through this grant
program be charged for any services rendered.
Both care providers and corporate partners may participate in
this program for public relation purposes. Additionally, participants
in the grant program, including care providers and corporate partners,
will receive narrative recognition at all opportunities (i.e. at
official Academy meetings), and visual recognition in several forums,
including: Academy News; the Academy Bulletin Board in the International
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Implants; and the
Osseointegration Foundation Report.
The awards will be determined annually and recipients will be
notified in January.
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