Welcome carpet with red sneakers on it.
US-based Kenneth Rainin Foundation is on the lookout for new ways to tackle unmet needs
Top tips
- Bids from those from outside inflammatory bowel disease or gastroenterology are welcome
- The foundation funds both basic and translational research
- Preliminary data may not be necessary; the foundation is happy to provide funding that will lead to preliminary data
- Do not be afraid of tackling any of the major questions around IBD; the charity likes high-risk, high-gain research
If you’ve worked in a lab, there’s a good chance you’ll have used the ergonomic pipettes designed by the late American businessman and philanthropist Kenneth Rainin.
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