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Dear colleague letters, award nominations and other relevant/interesting news
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Upcoming conferences, workshops, seminars, events or other funding related dates.
Are you interested in developing your research into a proof-of-concept or prototype? If you have received a research grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) or participated in the NSF’s Innovation Corps (I-Corps™) program, you may be eligible to apply for an NSF Partnerships for Innovation (PFI) grant. Learn about the PFI program and the PFI Solicitation (NSF 19-506). During the webinar, you will have the opportunity to ask questions about the PFI program and what to expect for the submission deadline. PFI grants offer researchers the opportunity to transform new knowledge into societal benefits through translational research and technology development efforts, which catalyze partnerships to accelerate innovations that address significant societal needs. In advance of the webinar, we recommend you view a recording of a similar session, then come prepared with any questions you might have. The program description, Frequently Asked Questions, and a synopsis of the PFI program are also available on the NSF PFI website.
Join us for a Math For All conference which will be held on Saturday, February 5th. We will hold a satellite event at OSU that is open and free to all students. The conference aims to build a more inclusive mathematical community by providing an open and friendly space to discuss research in math and math education. It is based in New Orleans and we are having a satellite conference here, including streamed plenary speakers, discussions and student talks. It is a great way to connect with one another and learn about current research that is going on in mathematics. All talks aim to be accessible to a broad audience. If you are interested, please register here (link). If you are interested in giving a talk (on anything interesting in mathematics), please contact us at patelswa@oregonstate.edu or saenzroa@oregonstate.edu
The Division of Environmental Biology (DEB) hosts monthly Virtual Office Hours to discuss NSF programs and provide an opportunity to ask questions of Program Officers. Virtual Office Hours are held on the second Monday of every month from 1pm-2pm Eastern Time. REGISTER HERE
Navigating the grant life cycle process can be overwhelming! Come learn some of the basics for success as well as to hear about tips and tricks to make your application package all that more competitive. The sessions will be led by college-level support personnel working collectively to help facilitate our faculty. Each month we will host short sessions focusing on different grant-related topics. All trainings will be held remotely this year so be sure to register to receive the Zoom link prior to each session.
The Division of Environmental Biology (DEB) hosts monthly Virtual Office Hours to discuss NSF programs and provide an opportunity to ask questions of Program Officers. Virtual Office Hours are held on the second Monday of every month from 1pm-2pm Eastern Time. REGISTER HERE Upcoming DEB Virtual Office Hours will be also communicated through the DEBrief blog and the NSF Events webpage.
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Funding opportunities
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Rolling opportunities
Faculty funding opportunities with no set deadline. You can also view a full, filterable list of funding opportunities for faculty, postdocs, and graduate students.
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