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Application for the UCLA 2012 Neuroimaging Training Program Fellowship

Instructions:
The UCLA-Semel Institute NeuroImaging Training Program is an NIH-sponsored project, now in its sixth year, that seeks to bring non-traditional scientists, such as mathematicians, physicists, engineering, computer science and statistics into the fields o Neuroimaging, and to promote a better understanding of these same fields among students already committed to Neuroscience.

A key educational component is participation in the specially developed two quarter course, "Principles of Neuroimaging". Interested students can follow this link to the syllabus for the current year's class. If you do not yet have the required background for the course, please note in your statement how you plan to fill in any gaps.

The fellowships are competitive. Prospective fellows should apply using this form. Felowship awards are NOT required to take the "Principles of Neuroimaging", nor are they required to obtain the complete training offered in the program.

APPLICATIONS WILL CLOSE on MAY 15, 2012

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The UCLA Neuroimaging Training Program is funded by generous awards from the National Institutes of Health, grant numbers R90 DA022768 and T90 DA023422