2022 INS Annual Meeting
Montreal, Canada + Virtual
November 2-4, 2022

Meeting Sponsors

Dana Foundation
Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at Broad Institute
Montreal Clinical Research Institute. IRCM. Driven by life.
Fonds de recherche du Québec (Quebec Health Research Fund)
Universitats Klinikum Freiburg
CRE: Centre de recherche en ethique; Box and with inscribed dashed circle design;
Duke Science & Society
Medical College of Wisconsin; Institute for Health & Equity; Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities
Penn State, with lion sheild; Center for Neural Engineering
Molecular Psychology: Brain, Behavior & Society / Taylor & Francis / F1000
Center for Neuroscience & Society, University of Pennsylvania

Stipend Donors

IBRO: International Brain Research Organization
CGP: Centre of Genomics and Policy / Centre de génomique et politiques
Wellcome Center for Ethics + Humanities
Neuro, with snowflake/neuron design
Penn Master of Bioethics, with shield;
Neuroethics Canada: Brain, Health, Human Values

Prizes Donors

Elsevier
Springer

Opportunities

The following sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations and individuals to support the annual meeting and the mission of the International Neuroethics Society. Contact INS Executive Director Karen Graham ([email protected]) to discuss these options and other ways to support the neuroethics discipline and its scholars and practitioners.

General Sponsorship

Sponsors can provide funding to underwrite the cost of organizing and hosting the annual meeting. General funds are used to pay for staff and consultants who coordinate meeting logistics, vendor and catering expenses, and other expenditures associated with holding an in-person or virtual event.

Support a Session

The annual meeting is comprised of numerous sessions, workshops, and networking and professional development activities for students and professionals. Sponsors can support a specific session — either one already planned or a session developed in collaboration with the Program Committee. See the program from the online 2021 INS Annual Meeting for the range of sessions we organize and review the 2022 meeting theme for the overall focus of our conference this November.

Stipends for Travel / Registration

As an international association and community, it is essential that we offer financial assistance to aspiring students, early career professionals, and scholars. Many investigators would not be able to attend our meeting and present their work without a stipend to help defray the costs of travel and registration. The generous support from sponsors and donors is a great way to support newcomers to the field and help investigators in underresourced or marginalized communities reach their peers from around the world. Donations of all sizes are welcome!

Poster Presentations and Reception

Sponsoring poster presentation sessions and a corresponding reception is a great way to support aspiring investigators who seek to network and share their scholarship with colleagues from around the world. Sponsors who support poster presentation activities get great visibility with students and early career professionals — as well as leading experts in the neuroethics field — with signage in the on-site poster hall as well as branding included in our virtual poster exhibit space.   

Host a Meal

Sponsors can also host a breakfast, lunch, or coffee during open networking. Sponsoring a meal is a great way to raise awareness about your organization's work, and it importantly helps keep costs lower for attending students and trainees.

Enduring Materials

Support the video capture of full sessions or the creation of podcasts or videos covering specific activities or thematic topics at the meeting. 

Recognition

The INS publicly acknowledges all support on our website and in publications and programs. Sponsors receive specific benefits by support level and all sponsors receive:

  • Acknowledgement of sponsorship in meeting materials, newsletters, and on the INS website
  • Opportunities to distribute promotional materials to members and meeting attendees
  • Complimentary registrations to attend the INS annual meeting

Receipt of support does not imply INS’s endorsement of the donor or its products, services or policies. In compliance with IRS regulations, no goods or services are received in return for donations. The International Neuroethics Society confirms its 501(c)(3) nonprofit status under FEIN number 20-5230980.