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Research

AISS finances a wide range of research projects on SDS.

Our philosophy is that investing in research on SDS is the only way forward if we want to progress beyond treatment of the symptoms alone, the priority being management of the underlying syndrome with the ultimate prospect of developing a cure.

Below, you can see the list of all the projects we have financed and a complete bibliography of scientific articles on Schwachman-Diamond Syndrome.
SDS Italian Research Grant 2024

Completed projects

Italian SDS Registry

Scientific articles





SDS Italian Research Grant 2024


Maximum Amount €10,000
Firm Deadline for Receipt of Applications: December 1st, 2023

Eligibility: Persons applying for these grants if not in a faculty position need to provide a declaration by a supervisor with a position in the department (not a training position) and with authority to hold an independent research grant.

Terms of Support: Support may be provided for one (1) year in an amount not to exceed E 10,000. Indirect costs are permitted and are not to exceed 10% of the total costs. The AISS will provide preference to those applications in which funds are used for supplies, equipment, technicians and other expenses and not for support of the salary of the PI or co-PIs.

Review: All applications will be reviewed by the AISS Scientific Committee (AISS-SC) or its designees.

Application: The application contains two sections.

Section 1, forms attached. The applicant and co-applicants must also include a current curriculum vitae. Section 2: Research Plan, divided as indicated below. Parts A through D should not exceed 6 pages, using a font no smaller than 10 point.

Part A. Specific
Part B. Significance and background
Part C. Preliminary studies
Part D. Experimental design and methods
Part E. References (not included in the 6 page limit)
Part F. Relevance of the research to Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome
Part G. For junior faculty separate letter from supervisor or department head confirming
commitment to project, and to provision of space and facilities
Part K. If human subjects and animals are involved, a statement by the PI or supervisor
overseeing human or animal studies is compulsory. If considered as necessary by the AISS-SC,
more information about ethical committee study approval may be asked.

Submission by email to the AISS: aiss@shwachman.it


SDS Italian Research Grant 2024 - Form