The program is designed to help current BRAIN-funded investigators from a research institution or early-stage start-up better understand how to apply their innovative technology to an unmet market need.
The NIH Data Sharing Index (S-Index) Challenge aims to promote data sharing and develop a robust metric to reward those who demonstrate exemplary data sharing. Mandatory registration to participate in the challenge is due by March 3, 2025, and the first phase of the challenge begins on April 21, 2025.
Dr. Seth Koslov is a BRAIN F32 award recipient who used the funding opportunity to study the functional anatomy correlated to executive functions and episodic memory retrieval in the human brain. The fellowship supports the research training of promising postdoctorates early in their postdoc training period.
Dr. Drew Schreiner is an F32 award recipient who used the funding opportunity to study the neuronal mechanisms that influence songbird learning behavior. The F32 funding opportunity supports the research training of promising postdoctoral fellows early in their postdoctoral training period.
This funding opportunity supports research to answer high-impact questions in human neuroscience that capitalizes on unique intracranial surgical procedures.
In its first 10 years, the NIH BRAIN Initiative has set the stage for accelerated scientific progress for generations to come. Driving this unique enterprise is a strong commitment to open, ethical, and inclusive research—and reliance upon the energy and diversity of team science to make game-changing discoveries.
The BRAIN Initiative is marking a milestone—10 years of advancing neuroscience and neurotechnology research by funding innovative projects. As part of a rotating series of blog posts, the directors of the BRAIN Initiative-partnering NIH Institutes and Centers share their voice and perspectives on the impact BRAIN has made on their respective missions—and vice versa.
By Richard J. Hodes, MD, Director
How has the National Institute on Aging (NIA) participated in the NIH BRAIN Initiative?
This funding opportunity supports the development or application of innovative tools and approaches to advance our understanding of behavior as a complex dynamic system.
Register for the virtual OPEN house for graduate students, mentors, and sponsored grant officers to learn about resources available in preparing their application.
This three-day, hybrid workshop, taking place August 5-7, 2024, provides an opportunity to learn about multiphoton characterization of fluorescent probes. Registration is now open!
