Research Support
Provides targeted funding for equipment and innovative research projects.
Funding for HBI Members
HBI Small Equipment Repair, Replacement, or Purchase Initiative
June 1 and December 1. ($10,000).
Robertson Fund for Cerebral Palsy Research
June 15. Up to $30,000 for Cerebral Palsy Research.
HBI/DCNS Pilot Research Fund Program (PFUN)
December. Funds early-phase studies in promising new directions of clinical brain research ($20,000).
International Opportunities for HBI Members
Supported by the RHISE program, open applications are available for research visits with international partners and proposals for new partnerships and initiatives.
Education Support
Allows researchers to recruit trainees and enhance the HBI learning environment.
HBI International Postdoctoral and Graduate Student Recruitment Program
Offsets the cost for prospective international trainee visits ($1,500 CAD).
HBI Graduate Student Recruitment Program
Offsets the cost for prospective trainee visits ($700).
HBI Postdoctoral Recruitment Program
Rolling.
Offsets the costs for visits by prospective postdoctoral fellows.
HBI Neuroscience Graduate Program Education Award
March 15.
Supports faculty or postdoctoral fellows who make significant contributions to the educational mandate of the Neuroscience Graduate Program.
HBI External Examiner Travel Program
Enables examiners from outside Alberta to attend PhD defense ($1,500).
HBI Conference, Symposia and Workshop Grants
Enables participation of external experts in local meetings organized by HBI members ($500).
HBI Friday Seminar Series
Apply min. eight weeks in advance.
Enables national and international speakers for seminar series ($2,300).
Campus Alberta Neuroscience
CAN
Campus Alberta Neuroscience (CAN) was developed to increase the connectedness, scope, scale, success and impact of neuroscience and mental health research, education and translation in Alberta. CAN’s best avenues for impact are through bringing people together to develop and enhance collaborations. CAN offers six programs to support the collaborative engagement of Alberta’s neuroscience community.Campus Alberta Neuroscience (CAN) was developed to increase the connectedness, scope, scale, success and impact of neuroscience and mental health research, education and translation in Alberta. CAN’s best avenues for impact are through bringing people together to develop and enhance collaborations. CAN offers six programs to support the collaborative engagement of Alberta’s neuroscience community.