Early Career Investigator Award
The Early Career Investigator Award recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to the field of human brain mapping. The recipient will receive a cash award of $2,500 USD along with an engraved plaque.
Award Criteria:
- Have completed a postdoctoral fellowship or residency within 10 years of the time the award is given; and
- Have made significant contributions to the field of human brain mapping
Requirements:
- A brief nomination of 1000 words or fewer.
- A brief biographical statement of no more than two pages.
- A list of no more than two pages of the nominee’s *most notable* publications.
Questions? Please direct them to the OHBM Executive Office at info@humanbrainmapping.org.
Past Early Career Investigator Award (Young Investigator Award) recipients include:
2025: Brisbane, Australia
James "Mac" Shine, Australia
2024: Seoul, Korea
Bratislav Misic, Canada
2023: Montreal, Canada
Catie Chang, United States
2022: Glasgow, Scotland
Hiromasa Takemura, Japan
2021: OHBM Virtual II
Chao-Gan Yan, China
2020: OHBM Virtual I
Danielle Bassett, United States
2019: Rome, Italy
B. T. Thomas Yeo, Singapore
2018: Singapore, Singapore
Daniel Margulies, France
2017: Vancouver, Canada
Lucina Uddin, United States
2016: Geneva, Switzerland
Timothy EJ Behrens, United Kingdom
2015: Honolulu, United States
Simon Eickhoff, Germany
2014: Hamburg, Germany
Mike Milham, United States
2013: Seattle, United States
Mark Woolrich, United Kingdom
2012: Beijing, China
Klaas Enno Stephan, Switzerland
2011: Quebec City, Canada
Christian Beckmann, Netherlands
2010: Barcelona, Spain
Heidi Johansen-Berg, United Kingdom
2009: San Francisco, United States
Thomas Nichols, United Kingdom
2008: Melbourne, Australia
Paul Thompson, United States
2007: Chicago, United States
Stephen Smith, United Kingdom
2006: Florence, Italy
John Ashburner, United Kingdom
2005: Toronto, Canada
Russell Poldrack, United States
2004: Budapest, Hungary
Christian Buechel, Germany
2003: New York City, United States
Geraint Rees, United Kingdom
2002: Sendai, Japan
Peter Bandettini, United States
2001: Brighton, England
Cathy Price, United Kingdom
2000: San Antonio, United States
Riitta Salmelin, Finland
1999: Duesseldorf, Germany
Randy Buckner, United States
1998: Montreal, Canada
Anders Dale, United States
1997: Copenhagen, Denmark
Julie Fiez, United States
1996: Boston, United States
Karl Friston, United Kingdom
