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MONTREAL, June 20, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brain Canada is thrilled to announce the launch of the 2024 Platform Support Grants (PSG) program, a groundbreaking initiative designed to bridge a critical gap in the neuroscience research funding environment. By fostering innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration through enhanced research platforms, this unique program aims to significantly advance the field of neuroscience and mental health research. Recognizing the essential role that research platforms play in addressing the evolving needs of high-impact research, Brain Canada has committed $13 million in new federal funding through the Canada Brain Research Fund.
This amount will be matched by funding from sponsors secured by applicants, creating a total funding envelope of $26 million. "Today's brain research requires access to sophisticated shared resources like equipment, facilities, databases, and biobanks, collectively known as platforms," said Dr. Viviane Poupon, President and CEO of Brain Canada.
"With the Government of Canada's recent $80 million investment in brain research , we are pleased to launch the 2024 PSG program, which will enable researchers to address the evolving needs of neuroscience and mental health research." Platform Support Grants Program Overview The PSG program supports major research platforms at a local, regional, or national scale with the goal of providing enhanced technical and research capabilities to multiple inves.
