The ADDF has provided a list of resources to support the work of ADDF awardees and other funded scientists.
Reporting
Institutions that receive funding from the ADDF are required to submit progress report materials regularly to discuss their findings, methods, and, when appropriate, future directions. Follow-on funding can be discussed during this process. A new letter of intent must be submitted for follow-on funding proposals.
All awardees are required to notify the ADDF of any changes made to the budget. A no cost extension (NCE) may be allowed but must be approved by the ADDF in advance. To request an NCE, please email grants@alzdiscovery.org, describing the reason for the request.
Additional details on the frequency of reporting and due dates for reporting can be found in agreement materials for each funded project. Below are the reporting templates.
- Scientific Progress Report Form (.doc) - Due for all projects not funded by the Diagnostics Accelerator after each six month period of the project
- DxA Scientific Progress Report Form (.doc) - Due for all Diagnostics Accelerator projects after each six-month period of the project
- DxA Project Plan Template (.xlsx ) - Project Plan Excel Gantt chart to be included in the DxA Scientific Progress Report Form due for all Diagnostics Accelerator projects after each six-month period of the project
- Financial Progress Report Form (.xls) - Due for all projects after each six month period of the project
- Clinical Study Reporting Diagram (.docx) - Due for projects recruiting human subjects after each six month period of the project and, if quarterly reporting is required, after each three month period of the project
To Submit
Please use only these forms to submit both interim and final scientific and financial reports. Completed reports should be submitted to grants@alzdiscovery.org.
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