You are here: Home ▸ Programs ▸ Affinity Groups ▸ Neuroscience Affinity Group – Key Questions Submission Form Neuroscience Affinity Group – Key Questions Submission Form Neuroscience Affinity Group Idea Solicitation The CBC Neuroscience Affinity Group is a new funding initiative that supports and accelerates high-risk/high-reward neuroscience research across multiple Chicago institutions. Based on Team Science concepts, the Affinity Groups will engender novel collaborative research proposals. CBC Affinity Group awards can range up to $250,000 total for use over one to two years. Given limitations in finding and hiring personnel, the majority of the CBC Affinity Group award funding should be used to support a joint postdoc at a competitive salary ($90,000 base)and their experiments in support of the Scientific Team's proposal. Please review the Eligibility Criteria. The process will include a series of in-person and zoom format meetings, coupled with shepherding and workshopping to potentially yield full-fledged ideas that will be supported by funding a postdoc. The meetings are scheduled as follows: April 17th; 9:00 AM: In-person meeting to discuss key scientific questions The Affinity Group forms scientific teams to submit proposals (deadline May 30th) June 5th; 9:00 AM: Virtual Meeting - Refinement of proposals June 20th; 1:00 PM: In-person Meeting - Prioritization of proposals KEY QUESTIONS SUBMISSION FORM: Please submit key questions for the categories listed below which you would like to discuss at the Neuroscience Affinity Group meeting on April 17, 2023 for the following categories: Cerebrovascular diseases Neuroinflammation Neurodevelopment, cellular signaling and organelle dysfunction Genomics/Epigenomics Other topic(s) First Name * Last Name * Affiliation * select oneNUUChicagoUICOther Affiliation Department/Title How long have you been in your current position? Email * Confirm Email * Category #1: Cerebrovascular DiseasesUnderstand the underpinnings of cerebrovascular diseases Category #2: NeuroinflammationStudy the influence of neuroinflammation on neurological disorder, focus on peripheral signaling Category #3: Neurodevelopment, cellular signaling and organelle dysfunctionFurther define the cellular signaling and organelle dysfunction, especially as it relates to neurodevelopment, neurodegenerative and neuropsychiatric disorders Category #4: Genomics / EpigenomicsIntegrate genomics/epigenomics into neurological disorders Category #5: Other Other questions and ideas to consider Please check the box below to confirm that this is a legitimate webform submission. * CAPTCHA NOTE: The form submission is NOT completed until you press the SUBMIT button below AND receive a submission confirmation email from the CBC. Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. Share this:Click to share on X (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)