Sentence examples for brain funds from inspiring English sources
Researchers in disciplines such as computer science and engineering are likely to need more assurance before investing time and energy going after BRAIN funds, he says: "They are going to need to see some commitment".
The new proposal, which Yuste believes would cost at least $50 million per year, in addition to existing BRAIN funds, to do well, is an attempt to remedy what the group sees as an important omission by BRAIN leadership.
Although many neuroscientists are beginning to position themselves to apply for BRAIN funding, "a lot of people are waiting on the sidelines" to see if the money comes through in NIH's 2014 budget, Lipkin says.
This study was supported by grants from the Swedish Research Council (K2006-73X-20139-01-3), KarolInstitutetInnovationss, KABolinska Instheutet InnovationSwedish Society of Medicinef Medicine, Vinnova Vinn Verifiering, Söderbergska Stiftelsen, The Swedish Brain Fund and Strokefonden.
A brain tumor fund will be set up in Rona's memory and the funds will go to helping people battling the disease.
State Senators Joe Kyrillos and Richard Codey and Assemblywoman Clare Farragher are sponsoring legislation to establish a Traumatic Brain Injury Fund in New Jersey to help pay for some of these unmet needs.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to The Weitzmann Institute of Israel, 130 East 59th Street, NYC 10022, Attention: Mark Feldman, or St . Lukes and Roosevelt Hospitals, Brain Tumor Fund, Development Office, 555 West 57th Street, 5th floor, NYC 10019.
The so-called "Brain Gain" fund will be administered by the Royal Society.
With this much Kickstarter on the brain, crowd funding burnout seems like it might be around the corner.
LB is investigator of the project 'Early Neurocognitive Rehabilitation in Critically Ill Patients with Acute Acquired Brain Injury' funded by La Fundació Marató TV3 2010.
MT, SFG, VGS and LB are investigators of the project Early neurocognitive rehabilitation in critically ill patients with acute acquired brain injury funded by La Fundació Marató TV3 2010.
