Transforming understanding and uniting voices in misophonia research and treatment.
The Misophonia Research Fund (MRF) is focused on advancing scientific breakthroughs and ending suffering from misophonia. We support research investigating the causes of misophonia and look for effective, evidence-based treatments.
What is Misophonia?
Misophonia is a disorder of decreased tolerance to specific sounds or stimuli associated with such sounds.
Who We are
Misophonia Research Fund (MRF) seeks to foster innovative science and new treatments for misophonia through a competitive grants program.
Funding Highlights
Learn about the latest advances from MRF-Funded Investigators.
Funding Priorities
We have identified four broad scientific areas where we see potential for high impact advances in the science and treatment development for misophonia.
Focus on interdisciplinary science and collaboration
Build a fundamental understanding of misophonia
Support the development of diagnostic tools
Drive increased rigor in misophonia clinical studies
Funding Goals
The Misophonia Research Fund intends to fund up to 10 Misophonia Research Impact Awards that seek to better understand misophonia, characterize symptomatology and associated impairments, and assess interventional strategies to treat those with the disorder.
New for 2025, the Misophonia Research Fund intends to fund up to 4 Misophonia Data Discovery Awards that seek to support innovative research to acquire important initial datasets to seed larger projects.
Misophonia Research Impact Award
$500,000 USD
$200,000 USD
Misophonia Data Discovery Award
$75,000 USD
2025 Request for Proposals
RFPs are now open for the Misophonia Research Impact Award (providing a maximum of $500,000 in support for independent investigators and $200,000 for postdocs), and the Misophonia Data Discovery Award (providing a maximum of $75,000 for independent investigators, postdocs, and graduate-level students).
Request for Proposals Virtual Q&A
Interested in learning more about our request for proposals or have a question? Join our informational Q&A session on November 15, 2024 at 11am ET. Registration required. Recording will be sent to all who register.
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