The HBI Education Funding Spring competition is open now until midnight on March 15th, 2024! Apply now!
Questions regarding HBI Education funding opportunities should be directed to hbi.education@ucalgary.ca.
HBI adheres to the five principles of Open Science. These principles guide all research conducted using HBI resources. If funded, successful applicants agree to abide by Principles 1 to 4.
With few exceptions, trainees can only be supported by an internal HBI award once during their tenure at the HBI.
March 15/October 1
Open to postdoctoral fellows under the supervision of a full member of the HBI.
March 15/October 1
This competitive internal award provides support to postdoctoral fellows pursing research in the field of spinal cord injury, nerve injury and pain.
March 15
Open to international postdoctoral fellows under the supervision of a full member of the HBI.
March 15
Open to postdoctoral fellows under the supervision of a full-time Mathison Centre faculty member.
March 15
Open to postdoctoral fellows who identify as a racialized minority, LGBTQ2S+, or as a person with a disability and under the supervision of a full member of the HBI.
September 30
Facilitates advanced neurological research in the DCNS following medical specialty training.
October 1
Open to postdoctoral fellows under the supervision of a full member of Mathison with a primary appointment to the Department of Psychiatry.
In alignment with Risk Management travel outside of Canada on UCalgary business decisions.
Rolling
Funds are provided to alleviate the financial burdens of care of dependents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Open until November 15th
Funds are provided to defray the cost of travel to international conferences.
Rolling
Enables participation of external experts in local meetings organized by HBI members.
Rolling
Offsets the costs for visits by prospective postdoctoral fellows.
March 15
Supports postdoctoral fellows who make significant contributions to the educational mandate of the Neuroscience Graduate Program.
Rolling
Funds are provided to alleviate the financial burdens of care of dependents while traveling to conferences.
January 31
Recognizes outstanding trainee research publications in each calendar year.
January 31
Recognizes and rewards first-authored trainee publications.
Rolling
Open to REALISE registrants attending approved workshops and courses external to REALISE.
Open to the Brain and Mental Health Teams of the HBI to help recruit top fellows in areas such as dementia, epilepsy, concussion and multiple sclerosis.
