Gruber International Prize 2023 ($500,000 Award)
Gruber International Prize is calling for applications from interested applicants worldwide in 2023.
Deadline: December 15, 2022
The Gruber Foundation invites nominations on behalf of individuals whose achievements in Cosmology, Genetics, or Neuroscience would make them suitable candidates for recognition through the 2023 Gruber International Prize.
- Annually, the Neuroscience Prize calls for aspirants that are active in or have an appreciation for contemporary neuroscience research and study.
- Also, the award committee calls for applications from the fields of astronomy, cosmology, mathematics, and the philosophy of science. Individuals that are active in or have an appreciation for contemporary cosmological research and study may submit nominations.
Prize
- Each prize, which comprises $500,000 unrestricted cash, is to recognize groundbreaking work in each field.
- It also inspires additional efforts that affect fundamental shifts in knowledge and culture.
Eligibility
- After conducting highly distinguished research in the field of the brain, spinal cord, or peripheral nervous system, you are eligible for the nomination.
- Individuals who were successful in original discoveries in the fields of genetic function, regulation, transmission, variation, or genomic organization can be nominated for the Genetics Prize.
Nomination
All nominees should submit materials in English and include:
- A completed nomination form:
- A current curriculum vitae WITHOUT a full list of publications.
- A letter of support from an individual outside of the nominee’s institution or research group. They also need to fill out and submit the official nomination form.
Note: Applicants are to submit applications online or send an e-mail to nominations@gruber.yale.edu. If necessary, the form may be printed and faxed or mailed, but electronic submissions are strongly preferred.
For more information, visit Gruber Prize.
