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NSF Day in West Hartford Connecticut September 12The next NSF Day is at the University of St. Joseph in West Hartford CT, September 12. NSF Days provide basic insight and instruction on how to compete for NSF funding for science, engineering and education research. The day long workshop provides background on the Foundation, its mission and priorities, an overview of proposal writing, and the chance to engage with NSF representatives from multiple programs. |
LMI Research Institute FY18 Academic PartnershipsLMI (http://www.lmi.org) seeks to conduct sponsored research with university partners to provide independent analysis and practical solutions to the challenges facing the federal government. The FY18 topic areas of interest are: |
Innovations in Low Vision Technology Research AwardThe Research to Prevent Blindness/Reader's Digest Partners for Sight Foundation and RPB/Consumer Technology Association Foundation Innovations in Technology Low Vision Research Award promotes the development of assistive devices for persons with low vision, with a focus on mobile and/or wearable innovations that can be implemented on multiple platforms, such as electronic tablets or phones. |
The Road from Nanomedicine to Precision MedicineThe Road from Nanomedicine to Precision Medicine 15th Annual International Conference September 25, 2017 Rite Aid Lounge (2nd Floor), Gozzo Student Center Albany College of Pharmacy 106 New Scotland Avenue, Albany, NY 12208
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Sony Research AwardsThe Sony Research Award Program is now open and the submission deadline is September 15, 2017. The Research Award program has two tracks: the Faculty Innovation Award and the Focused Research Award, each with their own requirements and maximum award amounts. These programs provide funding for cutting-edge academic research and help build a collaborative relationship between faculty and Sony researchers. |
NSF Innovations in Graduate Education Limited SubmissionSynopsis. Innovations in Graduate Education (IGE) projects will generate potentially transformative models for improvements in graduate education that prepare the next generation of scientists and engineers for the full range of possible STEM career paths to advance the nation's STEM enterprise. IGE is dedicated solely to piloting, testing, and validating innovative approaches to graduate education and to generating the knowledge required for the customization and implementation of the most successful, transformative ones. |