Fondation Leducq currently offers two awards programs for research in cardiovascular and neurovascular disease.  The Transatlantic Networks of Exellence Program, begun in 2004, provides funding for large, internationally collaborative research networks.  The Career Development Award offers support for junior and senior investigators to work internationally within the Leducq networks, and represents an evolution of the Leducq Transatlantic Fellowship for junior investigators offered in 2007 and 2008.  Information about the foundation's first grant program, which offered project grants to individuals in cardiovascular research from 2000 to 2002, is included below.

Transatlantic Networks of Excellence

Beginning in 2004 the Leducq Foundation has focused exclusively on awarding grants for collaborative European-American cardiovascular research projects, under the terms of the Transatlantic Networks of Excellence program.

This award enables both senior and junior investigators to do research internationally in member laboratories of the Transatlantic Networks of Excellence.

To support the development of young researchers in cardiovascular and neurovascular disease, Transatlantic Fellowships were awarded to outstanding young investigators to work internationally within a Leducq Transatlantic Network. 

Leducq Transatlantic Fellows 2008-2009
Leducq Transatlantic Fellows 2007-2008

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Project Grants
(2000 - 2002)

The first grants awarded by the Leducq Foundation were made in the year 2000.  Click below for details of this grant program, and for information about grant recipients and their research.

2000-2002 Fondation Leducq Grant Program
Institutions and Investigators