Swartz Prize for Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience

Supported by The Swartz Foundation

Background
The Swartz Prize is presented annually to:

an individual whose activities over a period of time have produced a significant cumulative contribution to theoretical models or computational methods in neuroscience, or to
A person who has made a particularly noteworthy advance over the past several years in theoretical or computational neuroscience.

The prize, which includes $25,000, is presented at the Society's annual meeting.

Nomination Criteria

Nominations must be made or endorsed by an SfN member.
Nominees do not have to be SfN members.
Self-nomination is not permitted.
No person may nominate or write a letter of recommendation for more than one candidate.

Nomination Materials
Please upload the following nomination materials to the new SfN awards submission site (note: all materials must be submitted by the nominator):

One nomination letter
A maximum of two letters of recommendation
A current CV
A list of publications and abstracts authored or co-authored by the nominee.

If you have any questions, please email us at awards@sfn.org.

Previous Recipients

Horace Barlow (2009)
Wilfrid Rall (2008)