EDAC is keen to hear from individuals who would like to conduct innovative research in the field of autism and EDs to suggest their research proposals. While this call is not associated with specific research funding (e.g., staffing or material costs), EDAC has funds to support patient and public involvement (PPI) and participant payment between £250-£2000 per application. This call would particularly suit individuals who have innovative ideas that require further proof-of-concept or development in partnership with the Autistic and eating disorder community, but who do not have the means to support meaningful co-production.
We welcome applications from researchers (particularly early career researchers), clinicians, and peer researchers. If there are any keen applicants with limited research experience, we would ask that they contact EDAC to see if we can feasibly fund and organise a knowledgeable research team for the suggested project.
To have a project considered, please do complete our application form and email it to EDAC by the 29th of August.
If you are interested in hearing more, please contact us for more information.
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