ALS United Connecticut announces the selection of its 2025 Research Innovation Grantees—an accomplished group of scientists and clinicians whose work is accelerating new approaches in ALS treatment, prevention, and understanding. The grants underscore ALS United ’s commitment to driving global research while strengthening expert care and bold advocacy.

This year’s cohort represents leading investigators across multiple disciplines, including genetics, environmental studies, regenerative medicine, biomarker discovery, and novel clinical interventions. Their work aims to bring real progress, and real hope, to people living with ALS today. Grantees were selected via an annual, competitive process with applications reviewed by a world-class Scientific Advisory Committee and Community R

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