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SFARI Clinical and Basic Researcher Speed Networking at INSAR 2025
The Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) is hosting an event focused on bringing together basic science and clinical researchers for speed networking. The event is intended for doctoral-level scientists (e.g., PIs and senior postdocs) attending the 2025 annual INSAR meeting. We hope this event will foster better understanding of different disciplines and potentially create new opportunities for collaboration. SFARI staff will also be available to answer any questions you may have about the research and resources supported by SFARI.
COSYNE Social
The Simons Foundation welcomes all COSYNE 2025 attendees to join us for a social at Le Centre Sheraton, Salon ABC. Scientific staff from the Simons Foundation’s neuroscience collaborations will be available to answer questions about research supported by the foundation, funding opportunities and resources that have been generated for the scientific community. Team members from The Transmitter, the foundation’s editorially independent publication for neuroscientists, will also be in attendance.
Autism Rat Models Consortium 2.0 RFA: Informational Session
On January 23, 2025, SFARI held an informational session about the Autism Rat Models Consortium 2.0 RFA.
Conference Support for Rare Neurodevelopmental Disorder Communities Participating in Simons Searchlight: Informational Session
On December 11, 2024, SFARI held an informational session about the Conference Support for Rare Neurodevelopmental Disorder Communities Participating in Simons Searchlight.
Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) ASHG Lunch
The Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) hosted a social lunch at the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) 2024 Annual Meeting focused on research, funding opportunities and resources for human cohorts, including SPARK and Simons Searchlight.
Simons Foundation Autism and Neuroscience SfN Social
The Simons Foundation welcomed all SfN 2024 attendees for an evening of socializing and updates. Scientific staff from the Simons Foundation’s grantmaking initiatives in autism (SFARI), and the neuroscience collaborations on the Global Brain and Plasticity and the Aging Brain were available to answer questions about research supported by the foundation, the resources they have created for the scientific community and funding opportunities. Journalists and editors from The Transmitter, the foundation’s editorially independent publication for neuroscientists, were also in attendance.
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