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Bridge to Independence Twitter chat Q&A

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Twitter: @SFARIorg #BTIChat

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info​@sfari.org
Bridge to Independence Twitter chat Q&A

On January 26, 2021, the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) will host a Twitter chat Q&A on the Bridge to Independence (BTI) Award program and the 2021 BTI request for applications (RFA).

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Please join SFARI senior scientist Alice Luo Clayton and BTI fellows Tomasz Nowakowski and Stephanie Rudolph as they answer questions about the BTI Award, what it is like to be a fellow, and the impact that the program has had on their careers.

Launched in 2015, the BTI Award was created to engage talented early-career scientists in autism research by facilitating their transition to research independence and providing grant funding at the start of their professorships at a U.S. or Canadian research institution.

Read more about the BTI RFA and how to apply here.

A list of current BTI fellows can be found here.

SFARI BTI Twitter chat
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
2:00 – 3:00 p.m. EST

Twitter: @SFARIorg
Use hashtag #BTIChat

Questions? Email: info@sfari.org

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