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    S. Weir Mitchell Award

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    S. Weir Mitchell Award supports physicians in neurology training by recognizing original neuroscience research conducted during residency or fellowship to encourage scientific merit and clear communication.

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    Funder: American Academy of Neurology

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Annual Meeting abstract) | October 2027 (Award application)

    Funding Amounts: Two recipients: $1,000 each, medallion, meeting registration, and travel support

    Summary: Recognizes original neuroscience research conducted by physicians during neurology residency or fellowship.

    Key Information: Applicants must be residents or fellows less than 24 months from completing neurology residency at submission; industry employees are ineligible.


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    The S. Weir Mitchell Award encourages neuroscience research by physicians in neurology training programs. Sponsored by the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) and endowed by the former AAN Alliance, it was created in conjunction with the families of neurologists known as the Alliance. Two recipients are selected for research conducted during residency or fellowship.

    The award recognizes originality, scientific merit, neurological interest, and clarity of expression. Review also considers applicants’ research accomplishments, scientific citizenship, professional potential, and ownership of their projects. Each recipient is expected to give a 10-minute oral presentation based on the selected abstract during a scientific session at the AAN Annual Meeting.


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