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Scholarships in the U.S.

The Dompé Foundation supports master’s and PhD students in STEM - particularly in neuroscience, neurobiology, and chemistry - fostering scientific excellence and a collaborative, global vision for research.
Scholarships awarded
73 recipients
AY 2026/27 Scholarships Program
> 30 to be awarded
University network
29 institutions
Total investment in Euros
6.5 millions

Through our call dedicated to promoting Neuroscience and Neurobiology, together with the new scholarship named after Renato Ugo, Fondazione Dompé supports a growing international scientific community committed to expanding the boundaries of knowledge.

This commitment is dedicated to the new generation of researchers, the protagonists of a journey driven by intelligence, innovation, and the ability to go beyond what is known, transforming scientific research into new discoveries and progress for society.

Discover the Dompé Scholarships for Neuroscience and Neurobiology and submit your application now. The online application form for the Renato Ugo Scholarship for the 2026/2027 academic year will be available soon. Stay tuned for updates!

Dompé Scholarships for Neuroscience and Neurobiology

Promoting Neuroscience and Neurobiology in the United States

Number of scholarships: 24
Academic year: 2026/2027
Application deadline: January 31st, 2027
Value: USD 25,000 per year per student

Renato Ugo Scholarship

Supporting advanced studies in Chemistry in the United States

Number of scholarships: 1
Academic year: 2026/2027
Application deadline: January 31st, 2027
Value: USD 25,000 per year per student

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Our scholarship recipients are undertaking challenging academic degrees with motivation, passion, and ambition. From the role models that shaped their path to their aspirations for the future: we’ve sat down with each one of them to learn more about their inspiring journeys.

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A scientific journey in New York City: Letizia Zanetti’s research project at Columbia University

Every new discovery is a step towards the unexpected: Mateus D'Ávila’s path from the Amazon to Yale

Beyond the lab: Karen Malacon’s path from neuroscience to patient care