IBRO Neuroscience Training Grants  

The International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) offers Neuroscience Training Grants aimed at supporting early-career neuroscientists from low- and middle-income countries. These grants enable recipients to attend high-quality neuroscience training courses, workshops, and schools, thereby enhancing their skills and fostering professional development in the field of neuroscience.

Funding and Duration  

  • Grant Amount: Varies depending on the specific training program and regional considerations.
  • Coverage: Typically includes travel, accommodation, and registration fees associated with the training course.
  • Training Period: Courses taking place during January–June 2026.

The grants are intended to alleviate financial barriers, allowing recipients to fully engage in the training opportunities without undue economic burden.

Eligibility Criteria  

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Be early-career neuroscientists, typically within five years of obtaining their Ph.D. or equivalent degree.
  • Reside and work in a low- or middle-income country as classified by the World Bank.
  • Demonstrate a strong commitment to neuroscience research and a clear plan for applying the acquired knowledge in their home country.
  • Provide a letter of acceptance or invitation from the host training program.
  • Submit a detailed curriculum vitae (CV) and a personal statement outlining the relevance of the training to their career goals.

Note: Specific eligibility criteria may vary depending on the regional committee overseeing the grant.

Application Deadline  

  • Application Period:1 October 2025 – 15 November 2025
  • Training Period Covered: January–June 2026

Applicants are encouraged to prepare and submit their applications well in advance of the deadline to ensure consideration.

Application Process  

Interested candidates should:

  1. Review the detailed guidelines and eligibility criteria on the IBRO Neuroscience Training Grants page.
  2. Prepare the necessary documents, including a CV, personal statement, and letter of acceptance from the training program.
  3. Submit the application through the IBRO online portal during the application period.

Additional Information  

The IBRO Neuroscience Training Grants are part of a broader initiative to build capacity in neuroscience research and education globally. By facilitating access to advanced training, IBRO aims to empower neuroscientists to contribute significantly to the development of neuroscience in their respective regions.

This grant represents a valuable opportunity for early-career neuroscientists to enhance their expertise, engage with the global neuroscience community, and drive progress in brain research within their home countries.

 

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