Early Career Researcher Grants
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Rolling / Open
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foundation
Overview
Fact (page-stated): The Chuck Noll Foundation's Early Career Researcher Grants fund early-career investigators pursuing brain-injury research. Fact: eligibility requires the applicant be within 5 years of completing their PhD (or equivalent), within 5 years of completing a post-doctoral fellowship, or within 5 years of completing residency (for MDs); current post-doctoral fellows are eligible. Fact: applicants must have a demonstrated commitment to brain-injury research and must be affiliated with an accredited research institution in the Pittsburgh region. Fact: the Foundation does not fund indirect costs. Flag (re-scrape): the specific application deadline/cycle dates and award amount for this program were not captured on the scraped guidelines page -- re-scrape for the current call.
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How to Apply
Flag (re-scrape): application deadline and award amount not captured. Early-career researchers (within 5 years of PhD/postdoc/residency) at accredited Pittsburgh-region institutions apply via the Foundation's Early Career Researcher Grants page. Indirect costs are not funded.
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