The Tom Slick Research Awards in Consciousness represent a comprehensive, long term strategy designed to raise awareness and levels of funding for one of the most enigmatic and exciting unsolved questions in modern science: how does consciousness arise in human beings? (see: "25 Big Questions" - Science - Anniversary Issue - July 2005). Awards and grants are given for innovative research, national and international conferences, workshops and symposia, as well as general interest books and textbooks focused on the mind/brain and human consciousness. Proposals for the Tom Slick Research Awards in Consciousness are accepted by Private Invitation only.
Previous recipients include:
MSF-funded research has been published and featured in:
MSF-funded books, textbooks and special issues:
MSF funded the successful, recently published college textbook by Dr. Bernard Baars: "Cognition, Brain and Consciousness" (Elsevier - 2007).
MSF funding for workshops and conferences have resulted in the publication of the following science journal special issues and books:
Please send all questions or comments to info@mindscience.org.
The Mind Science Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) private operating foundation established by visionary philanthropist Thomas Baker Slick in 1958 to study the unexplored potential of the human mind. Our annual memberships support scientific research and educational programs focused on enhancing our understanding of human consciousness in order to improve the condition of humankind. Membership includes free admission to the Distinguished Speakers Series lectures and other exciting events hosted by the Mind Science Foundation. Join today!