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Brain Science for a Better Future

We advance neuroscience that benefits society and reflects the aspirations of all people through grants that support interdisciplinary, cross-sectoral, collaborative work at the interface between neuroscience and fields such as education, law, policy, and public engagement.

  • Amount
    $5,000,000
    Grantee
    University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Charles R. Drew University for Science and Medicine 
    As part of the Dana Center Initiative, this center will develop a novel community-participatory and community-embedded approach to neuroscience research and training.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Frontiers
  • Amount
    $146,006
    Grantee
    The Leadership Alliance at Brown University
    This grant will support a program for a cohort of undergraduate students who will participate in a year-round professional development program.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana NextGen
  • Amount
    $137,504
    Grantee
    Columbia University Zuckerman Institute
    Supporting Columbia University’s Big Topics in Neuroscience for Young Minds: A Middle School STEM Educator Workshop.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Education
  • Amount
    $115,070
    Grantee
    University of Washington
    Supporting the University of Washington to create a new education program for older adults called the Brain Health Learning Network.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Education
  • Amount
    $35,000
    Grantee
    International Brain Bee
    Supporting the International Brain Bee’s virtual World Championship and new IBB NextGen champion's event.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Education
  • Amount
    $149,906
    Grantee
    University of Pennsylvania
    A Foundation grant will support a project entitled “Partnering With the Neurotechnology Industry: An Embedded Ethics Pilot Program”.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana NextGen

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