Tag: McDonald Fellowship
2026 McDonald Fellowships open for application
Applications for the 2026 McDonald Fellowships will be open until December 2025.
In the lab with Dr Bruna Klein de Costa
In conversation with a female MS researcher for International Women's Day
McDonald Fellows attend the Tykeson Conference at the National MS Society
The Tykeson Fellows Conference brings early-career researchers and seasoned experts together to advance the MS research field.
In the lab with Dr. Kshiteeja Jain
In conversation with a female MS researcher for International Women’s Day
In the lab with Dr Enkhzaya Chuluunbaatar
In conversation with a female MS researcher for International Women’s Day.
2024 McDonald Fellowship Recipients Announced
Researchers from Malawi and Argentina awarded the 2024 McDonald Fellowships
2023 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grant recipients announced
MSIF is proud to announce the recipients of the 2023 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grants from Argentina, Brazil, Ghana, and Mongolia
Celebrating women in MS research
Inspiring messages for International Day of Women and Girls in Science
2022 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grant recipients announced
MSIF is proud to announce the recipients of the 2022 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grants, from Mongolia, Brazil, Argentina and India.
In the lab with Dr María José Ulloa Navas
Step into the lab and meet Dr María José Ulloa Navas, a talented MS researcher from Ecuador. María José spoke with MSIF about her career so far, what drives her, and how she helps people affected by MS in her home country of Ecuador.
2021 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grant recipients announced
MSIF is proud to announce the recipients of the 2021 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grants, from Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, Iran, and Tunisia
2020 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grant recipients announced
MSIF is proud to announce the recipients of the 2020 McDonald Fellowships and Du Pré Grants, from Iran, Zambia, Brazil, Turkey, and Argentina
New research shows brain tissue loss follows a predictable sequence
A study from MSIF McDonald fellow Dr Eshaghi has shown that brain tissue loss, or atrophy, occurs in ’stages’ and follows a predictable order.