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Dana Foundation Grants (various programs) is sponsored by Dana Foundation. The Dana Foundation advances neuroscience that benefits society through grants supporting interdisciplinary, cross-sectoral, collaborative work at the interface between neuroscience and fields such as education, law, policy, and public engagement.
Specific grants mentioned include those for neuroethics research, science communication training, and interdisciplinary learning and research development.
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Dana Foundation Grants (various programs) is funded by Dana Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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