Lymphatic Education
& Research Network

LE&RN Grants and Awards

• LE&RN/LymphNotes U.S. Lymphedema Therapist Scholarships

  The LE&RN/LymphNotes U.S. Lymphedema Therapist Scholarship was established to meet the need for additional lymphedema therapists in the United States. Scholarships are awarded annually in memory of writer and lymphedema advocate Ann Ehrlich who initiated the awards in 2013. Sign up for our e-news to receive information regarding this scholarship and other important matters to the lymphatic community, and please also consider becoming a Supporting Member to support LE&RN and all our programs throughout the year.

  The 2022 cycle is now closed.  Please review the eligibility requirements and submit a complete application to apply.

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• ASRM LE&RN Combined Pilot Lymphedema Research Grant

  The Lymphatic Education and Research Network (LE&RN) and the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery (ASRM) recognize the importance of fostering the development of surgeon scientists prepared to undertake innovative research in lymphedema and microsurgery. Both LE&RN and ASRM are committed to increasing the availability of research funding dedicated to pilot research studies in this area. The purpose of the grant is to support a basic science, translational or clinical research grant in the area of lymphedema/lymphatic dysfunction. This grant will provide seed funding and is intended to allow researchers to conduct preliminary studies that set the stage for applications to external funding sources.  To view eligibility, requrements, and guidelines, click here.

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• Postdoctoral Fellowship Award Program
  The Lymphatic Education & Research Network (LE&RN) is pleased to announce the LE&RN Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards Program. The goal of the program is to expand and strengthen the pool of outstanding junior investigators in the field of lymphatic research. The awards will support investigators who have recently received their doctorates, a critical point in career development when young scientists choose their lifelong research focus. Learn More >