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Researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) have recently made a breakthrough linking the effects of genes to cognition and certain emotions, and several funding opportunities are available that may give rise to the next milestone in cognitive neuroscience. FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES IN COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE Grass Foundation Subject: Neuroscience fellowship for young investigators Deadline: December 15, 2002 Contact: Steven Zottoli (grassfdn@aol.com) (781) 843-0219 Columbia

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Researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) have recently made a breakthrough linking the effects of genes to cognition and certain emotions, and several funding opportunities are available that may give rise to the next milestone in cognitive neuroscience.

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES IN COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE

Grass Foundation
Subject: Neuroscience fellowship for young investigators
Deadline: December 15, 2002
Contact: Steven Zottoli (grassfdn@aol.com)
(781) 843-0219

Columbia University
Subject: Predoctoral program in neurobiology and behavior
Deadline: January 4, 2003
Contact: John Koester (jdk3@columbia.edu)
(212) 543-5239

American Psychological Association
Subject: Minority postdoctoral fellowships in neuroscience
Deadline: January 15, 2003
Contact: Kim Nickerson (knickerson@apa.org)
(202) 336-6127

Wellcome Trust
Subject: Neurosciences panel project grants
Deadline: Rolling deadline
Contact: Peter Sneddon (p.sneddon@wellcome.ac.uk)
+44 (0) 20 7611 8502

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