The Grass Foundation aims to support early-career scientists in the advancement of neuroscience research. It encourages independent, investigator-designed projects in multiple neuroscience-related fields, including neurophysiology, biophysics, integrative neurobiology, and more. The foundation is particularly interested in epilepsy-related research.
Grass Fellowships at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) provide significant support for early-career scientists conducting independent research in various areas of neuroscience. The grant offers a unique set of resources for one summer, including laboratory space, animals, equipment, and supplies. Additionally, it covers housing, daily meal allowances, and travel expenses for the investigator and their immediate family. A central aspect of the program is fostering a community among the fellows, which is achieved through sharing space in the Grass Laboratory, participating in a private seminar series with eminent MBL investigators, and interacting with the yearly Forbes Lecturer. This opportunity allows fellows to immerse themselves in the MBL scientific community, enhancing their research and professional networks.
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