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Prizes and grants

Travel Grant by The Sense Innovation and Research Center

The Sense Innovation and Research Center is pleased to sponsor a €500 Travel Grant to support a student or early-career researcher attending IMRF 2026.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must:

  • Be the first author of an abstract (poster or talk) submitted to IMRF 2026
  • Be a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD student, or an early-career researcher (within 2 years from PhD defense)

Application Procedure

Applications are accepted until 14 March 2026. To apply:

  1. Submit an abstract through the IMRF2026 website
  2. Send an email to imrf2026@gmail.com with the subject line: “IMRF Travel Grant”. The email must include:
  • The title and authors of the submitted abstract
  • A brief statement describing the contribution of the study to multisensory research and innovation (maximum 150 words)
  • A reference letter from the applicant’s supervisor outlining the applicant’s qualifications and confirming their current career status (e.g., PhD year or year of PhD defense)

Evaluation criteria

The Travel Grant will be awarded on a competitive basis, according to the scientific quality of the submitted abstract and the relevance and originality of the contribution statement. Applications will be evaluated by the Scientific and Organizing Committees of IMRF 2026. The winner will be announced by April 5th.

By submitting an application, participants agree to acknowledge the support received from The Sense Innovation and Research Center in all communications and publicity related to the awarded abstract. Furthermore, participants agree that The Sense Innovation and Research Center and the IMRF community publicize information about the travel grant recipient and the research supported by the award through their websites, social media channels, and other communication materials.

 

Young Researcher Talk Session sponsored by European Journal of Neuroscience

The European Journal of Neuroscience is please to sponsor a Talk Session entirely dedicated to PhD students with the aim of increasing their visibility and offering selected participants the opportunity to present their research on stage to the whole IMRF community.
  
If you are a PhD student and would like your work to be considered for this session, simply submit your abstract as “Poster or Talk” (selecting the appropriate option); the best abstracts submitted from PhD students will be selected for the Young Researcher Talk Session, sponsored by the European Journal of Neuroscience. Abstracts will be evaluated by the Scientific and Organizing Committees of IMRF 2026.
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