We are thrilled remind folks of the third year of the ReproNim/INCF Training Fellowship Program in Reproducibility! This is a full year fellowship program (https://repronim.org/fellowship.html) jointly sponsored by the INCF. Applications due by January 31, 2022.

This is a full year Train-the-Trainer fellowship program which provides Fellows with conceptual and practical training in reproducible neuroimaging, as well as tailored support for individual syllabus development and implementation of reproducibility training in their home institutions.

ReproNim/INCF Fellowship Benefits

• Travel funds to attend the in-person training workshop in Glasgow, Scotland in June 2022 (circumstances permitting)
• The one-day opening workshop will occur either just before or just after the OHBM conference (June 19-23) in Glasgow, details are still being finalized.
• Please note that due to the pandemic, our opening workshop will likely be a hybrid event. While we are planning and hoping for a completely in-person event, we anticipate the need to accomodate the possibility of varied travel restrictions around the world. Details will necessarily be finalized closer to the time.
• Conceptual and hands-on experience in various aspects of reproducible neuroimaging, including computational technologies, pipelines/workflows, data handling and statistics
• Ongoing Mentorship with ReproNim faculty throughout the year and as needed going forward
• Networking and Collaborative opportunities, including ReproNim faculty, Fellows, and Alumni
• Professional and Leadership skill building
• Fellowship honor for your CV, Biosketch

Requirements

• Interest in improving your skills and in teaching reproducible neuroimaging
• Time available to contribute to existing ReproNim training material
• Willingness to lead a training event at your home institution or local scientific forum, using ReproNim material

Note: The ReproNim training team will help you plan and execute your training event

Applications for the 2022 Fellowship year open on January 1, 2022.

Application Deadline: January 31, 2022

Application requires a personal statement on your current interests/projects, and some documentation of activities, such as links to your CV, github code repository, or personal website, as applicable.