Funded Research - Lupus Research

Diversity in Lupus Research Career Development Award

The Diversity in Lupus Research Career Development Award ($600,000 over four years) supports outstanding early-career underrepresented minority scientists to establish a competitive independent research program in the lupus research area.

2023 Funded Grants

Optimization of glucocorticoid use in lupus nephritis

Alí Duarte-García, MD
Mayo Clinic

Dysregulation of alternative splicing in B cells and its role in SLE heterogeneity

Maria Gutierrez-Arcelus, PhD
Boston Children’s Hospital

Risk factors and outcomes of cerebrovascular accidents in childhood lupus

Ekemini Ogbu, MD, Msc
Children’s Hospital Medical Center

Lupus in rural Georgia: investigating research barriers and environmental risk factors

Jessica Williams, MD, MPH
Emory University

ELUCIDATE – Epigenetics; Lupus Urine Cells in Decoding APOL1 Transmutation Effect

Ashira Blazer, MD, MSCI
Hospital for Special Surgery

Inflammation, Brain Injury and Trajectories of Cognitive Function in Childhood-Onset Lupus

Andrea Knight, MD, MSCE
The Hospital for Sick Children (Canada)

Biomaterial Models of Health Disparity in Lupus: Characterization of Ancestral Differences in Monocyte-Mediated Vascular Inflammation

Erika Moore, PhD
University of Florida

Archive of dlrcda grants

Distinguished Innovator Award (DIA) Lupus Mechanisms and Targets Award (LMTA) Lupus Innovation Award (LIA) LRA-BMS Accelerator Awards (BMS) Common Mechanisms in Autoimmunity Global Team Science Award Diversity in Lupus Research Postdoctoral Award Diversity in Lupus Research Career Development Award

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2023 Funded Grants

2022 Funded Grants