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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
    $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
    To support a project entitled “Partnering With the Neurotechnology Industry: An Embedded Ethics Pilot Program.”
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana NextGen
  • Amount
    $90,924
    Grantee
    Science Friday Initiative
    Supporting Science Friday Initiatives' multi-format neuroscience education program targeting middle school students.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Education
  • Amount
    $197,000
    Grantee
    Institute for Methods Innovation
    To support a Neuroscience and Society Design Sprint that brings together neuroscience researchers, policymakers, and community members to define challenges at the intersection of neuroscience and society and co-create community-driven solutions.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Frontiers
  • Amount
    $16,500
    Grantee
    Science Live Productions Inc.
    To continue support for two Secret Science Club/Dana Foundation collaborative talks on issues and topics within neuroscience and society.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Education
  • Amount
    $15,000
    Grantee
    International Neuroethics Society (INS)
    To support the 2023 International Neuroethics Society (INS) Neuroethics Essay Contest open to secondary and postsecondary students, postdocs, and trainees throughout the world.
    Year
    2023
    Program
    Dana Education,Dana NextGen

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