In 2023, the French Neuroscience Society will offer PhD Thesis awards, of 1000 \u20ac each, for a PhD work performed in France.<\/p>\n
Applicants must:<\/p>\n
* be members of the French Neuroscience Society<\/p>\n
* have defended their thesis between January 1st and December 31st, 2022<\/p>\n
* have posted information related to their thesis on the website of the Society<\/p>\n
The awardees will be requested to attend the NeuroFrance 2023 meeting, which will take place in Lyon, in May 2023, to receive their prize.<\/p>\n
To be complete, the application must include:<\/p>\n
– a cover letter (3 000 characters, spaces included) briefly describing the candidate’s profile and research accomplishments, the novelty and interest of his\/her work for the field of neuroscience.<\/p>\n
– a brief curriculum vitae (one page maximum, pdf format) including, information on education and a list of publications and\/or communications at meetings.<\/p>\n
– a description of the candidate’s research work and projects (PhD and post-doctorate), 3-4 pages maximum. It is essential to specify the personal contributions of the candidate to this work and publications.<\/p>\n
– the thesis reports (Pdf format).<\/p>\n
– the thesis (Pdf format)<\/p>\n
Applications must be submitted online.<\/p>\n