This award honors early and mid-career neurologists in low-resource countries for impactful neuroepidemiological research and leadership, with recipients presenting their work at the AAN Annual Meeting.
Funder: American Academy of Neurology
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026 (full application deadline, projected) | October 2026 (award application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Certificate of recognition, complimentary AAN Annual Meeting registration, and reimbursement for travel and lodging expenses (no cash prize).
Summary: Recognizes early and mid-career neurologists in low- and lower middle-income countries for leadership and research contributions in neuroepidemiology.
Key Information: For permanent residents of World Bank-defined LIC/LMIC countries only; industry employees are not eligible.
This award honors the legacy of Bruce S. Schoenberg, MD, by recognizing promising early and mid-career neurologists who have demonstrated strong backgrounds and future potential as leaders in neuroepidemiological research, particularly in resource-limited settings. The award aims to support those who have contributed significantly to epidemiological studies of neurological diseases and to encourage continued advancement and leadership in the field. Recipients are expected to present their research during a scientific session at the AAN Annual Meeting.