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 one NUUChicagoUICOther 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. If you are human, leave this field blank. Submit Δ Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)