Support our Brain Research

Contribute to Our Brain Research

Everyone can support the brain research at the Kavli Institute by supporting The Brain Research Fund. The Brain Research Fund is a foundation with the sole purpose og providing direct financial support to the brain research and Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience.

The Brain Research Fund receives monetary gifts from individuals, companies and organizations, as well as bequests.

All gifts are greatly appreciated and are very important for the fund and he research at the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience.

How to Support The Brain Research Fund:

Donate by bank or Vipps

The foundation's bank account: 4202.17.13168. IBAN: NO1442021713168 SWIFT/BIC for Sparebank 1 SMN: SPTRNO22. You can also Vipps the desired amount to 696680. If the gift is given in relation to a special occasion, please mark your transfer with the occasion and your contact information in order to make it possible for us to thank you for your donation.

Memorial gifts

Many people choose to give memorial gifts to The Brain Research Fund. These gifts are greatly appreciated, and we want to send our thanks as soon as possible after the funeral. Relatives also often want to know who has given memorial gifts. Because of this, we kindly ask that relatives or the funeral agency contact us in advance.

Bequests

If you are considering making a bequest to The Brain Research Fund, we recommend contacting us, to ensure that it is in accordance with the testator's will, and to ensure correct formalities when setting up the will.

We Appreciate Your Support

As a company, organization or private actor you can help ensure high quality brain research at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Private support is valuable financial contribution to a research community and is also experienced as recognition and motivation.

Research funding without special commitments means a lot for the research at the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience. About 40 percent of the Institute's income is linked to specific research projects, most of which come from the Research Council of Norway and the European Research Council.

The greater the income without commitments, the greater the opportunities for new research initiatives that in the long term can receive funding from others. Therefore, the strengthening of the research fund of the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience, The Brain Research Fund, means a lot to achieve the goals we have set.

– May-Britt Moser and Edvard Moser

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