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The Bronya J. Keats International Research Collaboration Award honors its namesake for her academic career in understanding the GAA triplet repeat mutation in FA, and her continued role in managing FARA’s grant program. Proposals should focus on FA research that relies on international collaboration among investigators in at least two different countries. Special consideration will

AIM supports innovative, high-impact research that will foster new directions, bring new perspectives to the field, and address neglected issues in FA research. This RFP promotes the initial exploration of high-risk, high-gain, and potentially groundbreaking concepts in FA research. The proposed research project should be innovative and include a well-formulated, testable hypothesis. The presentation of

FARA accepts LOIs focusing on FA research that relies on international collaboration among investigators in at least two different countries. Special consideration will be given to proposals that bring new scientists to the FA community. The rationale for the collaboration needs to be convincing and must clearly demonstrate that the research goals could not be