NSF-BSF-NIH Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience (CRCNS)

This call is limited to applications in Computational Neuroscience, as defined by the NSF. Applications must involve a computational aspect and must be grounded in Biology, but can also involve empirical work.

 

The CRCNS program is managed by the NSF, but is joined also by the NIH. Germany, France, Spain and Japan are also part of this program and this year proposals may include researchers from these countries. Proposals will be evaluated by the American institutions (NSF and NIH). Winning proposals will be funded locally by the BSF, in the US by the American institution (NSF or NIH) and by other foreign institutions accordingly. 

 

 

 

 

Funding: $95,000/ year for Israeli partner for experimental projects. $75,000/ for theoretical or computer based projects.

​If more than a single Israeli group is involved in the research, the budget may be increased by up to 50%.

Duration: 3-5 years. 

 

 

 

Research Authority due date: 6.11.24

US scientist full proposal due to NSF on 13.11.24
Both partners to submit proposal to BSF on 19.11.24