The Neuroscience Prize Nomination Criteria

Who may submit a nomination?

Nominations for the Neuroscience Prize are invited annually and may be submitted by individuals, organizations, and institutions that are active in or have an appreciation for contemporary neuroscience research and study.

Who may be nominated?

Individuals from anywhere in the world who have conducted highly distinguished research in the field of the brain, spinal cord, or peripheral nervous system.

What the nomination must include:
Please note that all nominations materials must be submitted in English.

- A completed nomination form.

- A current curriculum vitae WITHOUT a full list of publications.

Up to two letters of support are welcome, but not required.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Please follow all instructions, otherwise the nomination will be deemed incomplete and invalid.

- All materials must be submitted in English.

- Lease provide all information requested on the form.

- Nominations must be accompanied by a curriculum vitae, PLEASE DO NOT ATTACH A FULL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS, as we request a list of up to twelve (12) key journal references that illustrate the nominee's contributions to the field on the nomination form.

- Nominations need not be on the actual nomination form, but must be presented precisely in the order and format as prescribed on the form and be accompanied by all supporting documents.

- We prefer that all nominations are submitted electronically. In the event that this is impossible, please print and complete the Neuroscience Prize Nomination Form and fax or mail it to the address below.

- Up to two letters of support are welcome, but not required

Nomination forms, curricula vitae, or any other documents related to a nomination may be emailed to nominations@gruber.yale.edu if problems are encountered with the web-based nomination system.

Deadline
Nominations for the 2020 Neuroscience Prize close on December 13, 2019.

In case of interest, please contact with FSJD Research's Department before December 06, 2019.