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Published: 10 Feb 2025 167 views
These awards support the research needs of early career neuroscientists who either come from diverse and/or underrepresented backgrounds (racial/ethnic minorities, sexual orientation, special needs, etc) or lack substantial start-up funds or grant support from other agencies. Additionally, they significantly impact their professional trajectories, by providing critical recognition for their research endeavors, supporting targeted capacity building and enabling the integration of cutting-edge methodologies and tools into their work. As a result, this program also enhances awardees’ chances of securing additional funding.
I have had a unique opportunity to appreciate how effective IBRO is as a really worldwide organization in neuroscience, highly flexible and with minimal bureaucracy. Relying on human power, creativity and generosity, IBRO does not represent any national strategy or policy, and truly gathers all of them. Despite fantastic progress and technological and scientific achievements in brain research, the global village of neuroscience is still far from being global. Lots of work is needed. � Marina Bentivoglio, IBRO Secretary General (2007-2009) IBRO is the global federation of neuroscience orga... continue reading
| Application Deadline | 15 Apr 2025 |
| Value | 30,000 USD |
| Type | Contest |
| Course to study | View courses |
| Sponsor | International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) |
| Gender | Men and Women |
The maximum grant amount an applicant can request varies based on the region where they will start their laboratory and is determined by the corresponding IBRO Regional Committee. Please note the specific amounts below:
Asia-Pacific: 10,000 USD
Africa: 10,000 USD
Latin America: 10,000 USD
US/Canada: 30,000 USD
This program is open to early career neuroscientists who are:
Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America
Priority will be given to applicants who have developed a successful career in a high or upper-middle income country and have taken up academic positions in their home country.
US/Canada
Applicants must currently hold academic positions within the US or Canada.
Funding priority will be given to those who have not previously received, nor expect to receive, substantial support from other sources. Applicants who can use this award to leverage matching funds from other sources will also be viewed favorably.
To ensure a comprehensive and fair evaluation of applications, applicants are requested to provide the following information:
Applicant Details: A brief description of the applicant’s academic background and current research focus.
New Laboratory Details: Key details such as laboratory address, starting date, associated professional title, etc.
Grants Received: A list of grants that you have received, including IBRO grants.
Motivation and Impact Statement: A comprehensive explanation of your motivation in applying for this program and the impact of the requested funds to your research project(s).
Curriculum Vitae (CV): A copy of the applicant’s CV.
References: Two lettere of reference supporting the applicant’s suitability for the award. One of them should ideally be the head of the department where you are starting your laboratory.
Letter of support: An official letter of support from the university or the chair of the department where you are starting your laboratory confirming your independent investigator status.
Budget Request: A detailed budget breakdown, specifying the proposed items to be funded by IBRO.
Please submit your application using the link which appears in the “key information” box at the top of the page, accessible during the application period.
For more detail visit: IBRO website.
