Aldon Mark Berger Mental Health Imaging Research Grant
Up to $250,000
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Fund neuroimaging research into the mechanisms of mental and behavioural health disorders, with the aim of improving interventions and outcomes. Relevant conditions include mood and anxiety disorders, autism, ADHD, schizophrenia, chronic pain and substance-use disorders. Up to USD 250,000 supports two years of direct research costs, including justified salary and imaging expenses. Applicants need ASNR membership and the specified radiology credentials or appointment. Submit by 30 October 2026 at 9 a.m. Central Time.
Eligibility
Career stage: Postdoc · Early independent researcher · Mid-career researcher · Established researcher
Institution applies
Covers: Up to USD 250,000 over two years, paid as two USD 125,000 instalments. Direct research and salary costs only; no overhead.
North American ASNR membership and an academic radiology appointment are required; the call does not enumerate host countries.
Reviewed 2026-09-29. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
North American ASNR members in good standing with an MD, PhD, DO or equivalent and an active or imminent appointment in a radiology department. Physicians need the specified board eligibility/certification and neuroradiology training. Concurrent ASNR, RSNA Research Scholar, GERRAF or ARRS awards can disqualify applicants; seed and prior trainee awards have exceptions.
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