IBRO Collaborative Research Grants
IBRO Collaborative Research Grants support international neuroscience research partnerships by funding direct costs for collaborative scientific projects between emerging and established labs.
Funder: International Brain Research Organization
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (application closing date, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $6,000 USD (Asia-Pacific, Africa, Latin America, US/Canada); up to $5,000 USD (Pan-Europe); project duration up to 2 years.
Summary: Supports international collaborations between emerging and established neuroscience research groups by funding direct collaboration costs.
Key Information: Only direct costs are covered; collaborations must be international and include bi-directional travel.
Description
The IBRO Collaborative Research Grants aim to foster international collaboration between neuroscience research groups, particularly those that are emerging or newly established. The program funds direct costs related to collaborative scientific projects, such as travel, accommodation, subsistence, and research expenses. The grants are designed to promote global scientific cooperation, capacity building, and the exchange of expertise and resources between laboratories at different career stages and across countries. Funding is distributed in two phases: 80% prior to the start of the collaboration and 20% upon completion and submission of a grant report.
