Neuro-Oncology Grants & Awards

The fellowship seeks to encourage and facilitate the development of successful career paths in the field of Pediatric Neuro-Oncology by supporting innovative research projects directly applicable to outcomes research in pLGG. This fellowship will also consider proposals investigating the long-term effects of targeted therapies in pediatric brain tumors.

The early Career Catalyst Grants for Translational Neuro-Oncology Research are designed to support promising early-career investigators within 7 years of completing a fellowship who are conducting innovative translational research in neuro-oncology.

Funded by Beat Brain Cancer, the Foundation of the Society for Neuro-Oncology

The SNO International Outreach Committee awards a minimum of seven annual meeting travel scholarships to medical professionals focusing on neuro-oncology from low and middle income countries to attend the SNO Annual Meeting. Scholarships are designated to the following regions: South America/Central America & the Caribbean, Sub-Saharan Africa (East, West, Central and Southern Africa), China & associated countries, Far East and Australasia, Indian Sub-Continent, North Africa & the Middle East, and Eastern Europe.

The SNO Engagement Committee awards ten annual meeting travel scholarships to early career medical professionals who are underrepresented in medicine (URIM) and wish to further a career in neuro-oncology. Applicants must be a permanent resident of either the U.S. or Canada.

SNO’s Abstract Awards recognize outstanding scientific contributions presented at the SNO Annual Meeting. These awards highlight innovative research across basic, translational, and clinical neuro-oncology, celebrating excellence among trainees and established investigators. All abstracts submitted to the Annual Meeting are considered for awards.