Who funds Alzheimer's disease research?

We count 415 funded Alzheimer's disease projects, active between 2019 and 2034, from 5 funders. The most came from NIH · NIA (257 projects), EU · MSCA (44 projects) and EU · ERC (37 projects). The median award is $4M, across the 404 of 415 projects that list an amount.

Funded projects
415
Funders
5
Median award
$4M
Open calls now
14
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Top funders of Alzheimer's disease research

FunderProjectsShareMedian award
NIH · NIA 257 62% $4.6M
EU · MSCA 44 11% $258K
EU · ERC 37 9% $2.1M
Wellcome 22 5% $2.2M
NIH · NINDS 15 4% $3.6M
EU · Health 7 2% $9.1M
EU · Widening participation and spreading excellence 6 1% $1.2M
NIH · Office of the Director 3 1% $4.5M
EU · EIC 3 1% $2.6M
UKRI · MRC 3 1% $925K

Projects whose title or summary mentions Alzheimer's disease. Median award: of the projects that list an amount, in US dollars; “—” when fewer than 3 do.

Open Alzheimer's disease funding calls

14 open calls mention Alzheimer's disease today; the 12 most on-topic are listed.

Real odds

Published success rates for the programs behind the open calls above: the share of applications the funder funded, program-wide, not for this topic.

Forecast: announced, not open yet

8 forecast calls on Alzheimer's disease. Funders publish forecasts before a call opens; you can't apply to these yet, and dates can change.

Funded Alzheimer's disease projects

A sample, latest start first, at most three per program.

How we count

Funded projects come from public award records (NIH RePORTER, NSF, EU CORDIS, UKRI Gateway to Research, Wellcome, the Gates Foundation, DOE, NASA and USDA NIFA) whose title or summary matches “alzheimer”. NIH lists each budget year separately; one project counts once. Amounts are as the funder lists them; medians use only projects that list one, in US dollars. Open calls and forecasts are from our listings of October 28, 2026. A project can mention a topic without being mainly about it, so treat the counts as a guide to who funds the area.

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