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GrantNational — AASLD Foundation 2027 Frank J. Tusa Hepatic Encephalopathy Pilot Award ($50,000; December 7)

Atlas Opportunity ScoreUnder review

Funding$50,000 fixed one-year award to a qualifying US/Canada/Mexico nonprofit sponsoring research institution; disbursed once at grant start. Applicant amount, not a total program pool. No mandatory universal cash match published. No indirect/travel/registration fees, equipment >=$5,000 needs written approval.

Deadline2027 Frank J. Tusa Pilot application deadline December 7, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, confirmed in controlling 2027 RFA. Award July 1, 2027–June 30, 2028; final research and fiscal reports August 31, 2028.

Required next actionRead the controlling AASLD Foundation Frank J. Tusa 2027 RFA PDF and program page. Confirm PI NIH early-stage investigator or faculty at or below Associate Professor, current AASLD membership, >/=20% project effort, nonprofit accredited host in US/Canada/Mexico, mentor if below associate rank, and no overlapping grant support. Prepare signed 2027 RFA covers and eligibility, abstract, NIH-format biosketches, 1-page aims, 3-page research plan, itemized $50k budget, facilities, other support, candidate statement, department-chair 20% commitment, mentor support if applicable, IRB/IACUC forms. Compile one flattened unlocked PDF and submit via liverresearchawards.org by Dec 7, 2026 11:59 p.m. ET.

Current statusOPEN — AASLD Foundation 2027 Frank J. Tusa HE Pilot Award, individual $50,000 institutional research grant, applications due December 7, 2026 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.Source verification2026-11-02Tracked applicant typesNonprofit Organization, University or Research Institute

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Eligibility

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Strategic Alignment

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Funding Potential

Available dollars, allowable uses, match burden and the amount that can realistically support the project.

Actionability

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