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    Simons Foundation Autism & Neuroscience Conferences and Courses Awards

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    Simons Foundation Autism & Neuroscience Conferences and Courses Awards support organizers’ scientific events to foster the exchange of ideas and knowledge in autism research and neuroscience.

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    Funder: Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative

    Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (LOI) | July 2027 (Full proposal, finalists only)

    Funding Amounts: Request-based support for up to three consecutive years; requests of $25,000/year or more require strong justification; no indirect costs

    Summary: Supports conferences and courses advancing autism science, healthy cognitive aging, ecological neuroscience, and systems and computational neuroscience.

    Key Information: Events must have an open application or registration process; online courses are eligible.


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    The Simons Foundation’s Autism & Neuroscience division supports scientific conferences and courses that foster the exchange of ideas and knowledge. The program prioritizes events aligned with the missions of the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) and three neuroscience collaborations: Plasticity and the Aging Brain, Ecological Neuroscience, and the Global Brain.

    Priority areas include the basic science of autism and related neurodevelopmental disorders, healthy cognitive aging, how interaction with the world shapes representations in the brain and mind, and systems and computational neuroscience. Applicants can also explain how their event’s location enables access for populations or geographies where neuroscience conferences and courses have been less numerous. The division intends to offer this competition annually.


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