F.J. McGuigan Early Career Investigator Research Grant on Understanding the Human Mind supports early-career scientists’ behavioral and neural research to advance a unified understanding of the mind and brain.
Applications are now open with a June 5, 2028 deadline, replacing the notice that applications were closed for the 2026 program year. Online application links have been added.
F.J. McGuigan Dissertation Award supports doctoral researchers studying mental function through behavioral and neural perspectives to advance understanding of the mind.
Grants programme for scientific research supports researchers studying healthy humans’ physical and mental processes in psychophysiology and parapsychology to advance scientific analysis of these fields.
Visionary Grants support graduate students and early career researchers with research, education, and intervention projects that use psychology to solve social problems and further racial equity.
The BBRF Young Investigator Grants fund innovative early-career neuroscience and psychiatry research to advance understanding and treatment of serious mental illnesses.
Seed Grants support junior faculty pursuing innovative neuroscience pilot projects that generate data for future NIH or other external funding, helping researchers launch new research directions.