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During this panel discussion, we’ll hear from scientists and artists who have collaborated on Broader Impacts. We’ll also discuss best practices and ways researchers can collaborate with OSU’s new Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts to co-develop Broader Impacts statements for NSF proposals. Registration opens soon.
The Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts staff will demystify the arts and arts integration by providing an overview of the PVRCCA’s vision for connecting artists of various creative disciplines with OSU research and researchers. We will then focus on practical ways STEM faculty can integrate arts into their research, including everything from innovative Broader Impacts projects to science-focused events and performances. Register HERE to attend in person (MU206) or register on HERE to participate via Zoom.
Three 50-minute sessions on Wednesdays during the lunch hour, April 12, 19, and 26th at noon. This three-part workshop series, co-sponsored by Office for Institutional Diversity and Office for Research Advancement, is intended to deepen researchers' skills in planning to proactively incorporate DEI into research programs. We will explore ways to broaden access and participation, examine ways to frame equity-oriented research questions, and develop greater capacity and confidence in writing research proposals that meaningfully integrate DEI. Register here by Friday, April 7.
The NSF Directorate of Biological Sciences (BIO), the Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR), and the Directorate for Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships (TIP) have jointly funded a workshop that aims to build new connections among key BioSci communities to successfully conduct ‘Use-inspired Research’. The workshop will consist of a series of events: two free virtual Pre-Workshop MicroLabs and an In-Person Workshop (for 120 selected participants representing diverse groups and organizations). Participants of the workshop will co-create the structures and processes that guide how diverse organizations support and value use-inspired science and will guide NSF to create use-inspired tracks within the Directorate for Biological Sciences and the Office of Integrative Activities. Our vision for this workshop is to support researchers across career stages who want to take advantage of new funding and partnership opportunities within and associated with the new Technology, Innovation, and Partnership Directorate at NSF and to support government and private organizations who want their science needs to be more broadly understood and incorporated into research priorities.
NSF's Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MPS) announces to the community a new collaboration with the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB). This collaboration is based on a recent Memorandum of Understanding between the Directorate of Engineering (ENG), MPS, and NIBIB to encourage and foster scientific exchanges in areas of mutual interest. Specifically, this DCL invites requests to fund workshops addressing the science drivers of active matter biomaterials with the potential to advance our understanding of abiotic-biotic interfaces and be developed into next generation biomedical technologies. A joint webinar will be held to provide details on this collaborative effort in general, the specifics of this DCL, and the program portfolios of the participating programs featuring Program Officers from both DMR and NIBIB. Link to the webinar registration (Registration required)
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