Neuroscience Department

2013-17    Research Grant (RG 3457A2/1) National Multiple Sclerosis Society “Roles of Cx32 and Cx47 in oligodendrocytes” ($ 240,830 USD for Kleopa lab)-co-PI
2016-18    Research Grant from the Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association (CMTA) “Evaluating the outcome of a gene replacement approach in a model of CMT4C neuropathy” ($110,424 for 2 years)- PI
2016-18    Research Grant from the French Muscular Dystrophy Association-AFM - “A gene therapy approach for treating CMT4C neuropathy” (€110,000 for 2 years)-PI
2017-19    Research Grant Award (480030) from the Muscular Dystrophy Association, USA (MDA) – co-funded by the CMT Association- entitled “Expanding the gene therapy approach for treating CMT1X” ($120,000)- PI
2019-22     Research Grant Award (603003) co-funded by the from the Muscular Dystrophy Association, USA (MDA) –CMT Association- entitled “A translatable gene therapy approach to treat CMT1X” ($276,430)- PI
2019-21 Research Grant Award “Development of gene silencing approach to treat CMT1A” – CMT Research Foundation ($99,000, PI).
2019-20    Funding by the CyprusSeeds Program for innovation ($50,000) (PI)- Gene Therapy for Inherited Neuropathies 
2019-21    Research Grant from the Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association (CMTA) “AAV mediated Gene Therapy for CMT4C” ($122,100 for 2 years)- PI
2020-25 Sponsored Research Agreement with Gene Therapy Company ($533,000) (PI), for translating gene therapy for CMT1X
2020-24 Funding by Association Piccolo Grande Guerriero Odv Italy- Research Project Gene therapy for HLD2 leukodystropy (€75,360) – PI
2021-22 Sponsored Research Agreement with Gene Therapy Company ($97,000) (PI)- for translating gene therapy for CMT4C
2021-23 Research Grant from the Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association (CMTA) “Schwann cell-targeted gene therapy approaches to treat CMT1A and other demyelinating neuropathies” ($38,500 for 18 months)- PI
2021-23 Research Grant from Industry ($182,360)- PI
2023-24 Research Grant Award (963041) from the Muscular Dystrophy Association, USA (MDA) “Ultrasound-induced access of therapeutics to peripheral nerves” ($50,000)- PI