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Attention:
All research proposals must be reviewed and approved by the RDA before submission.
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*REMINDER*
The Israel Science Foundation (ISF) Website is now open for Registration
ONE WEEK LEFT UNTIL REGISTRATION CLOSES
All researchers interested in submitting a grant application to the ISF MUST register on the ISF Website.
Registration is open until October 23, 2018 at 13:00 for the following programs:
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Personal Research Grants
- Bikura Individual Grants
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Quantum Technologies and Science
Any researcher who does not register by this date will not be able to submit an ISF proposal.
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Broad-ISF Collaborative Research Projects – 2019 | Letter of Intent
The Broad-ISF collaboration seeks to support joint studies of Israeli researchers who specialize in research circuitry with researchers from the Cell Klarman Observatory at the Broad Institute for the promotion of joint research in mammalian circuits.
The goal of the partnership is to bring together investigators across disciplines from both the Broad and Israeli institutions to tackle ambitious, large-scale projects in diverse areas of biology and biomedicine, including systems biology, precision medicine, technology development and/or with medical relevance.
ISF Online Registration Deadline: November 29, 2018 at 13:00 (GMT +2)
ISF Deadline for Letter of Intent:
December 2, 2018
at 13:00 (GMT +2) via e-mail to [email protected]
Please note, the LOI must be up to two pages and contain the central research question, and methods.
RDA Deadline for full proposals:
January 27, 2019
at 13:00
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DIP - German-Israel Research collaboration | Call for Internal Pre-Proposals
DFG is the agency that funds the DIP program, which supports large-scale cutting edge collaborative research between German and Israeli scientists in all fields of research.
Each Israeli university is limited to submitting two proposals and BGU will selects its 2 via an internal pre-proposal process.
Priority will be given to the inclusion of young researchers and former proven collaboration with a German partner.
Pre-Proposal Deadline: December 19, 2018 until 13:00
Notification Date:
December 27, 2018
RDA Contact:
Danna Rapaport, Tel: 64 77748
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The Ministry has issued a call for proposals for the Summer Crop growth 2018
Topics:
- Sunflowers
- Cracked Chickpeas
- Watermelon for seeds
- Summer fodder (corn, sorghum, fox millet, etc.)
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The Middle East Regional Cooperation Program (MERC) | Pre-Proposals
MERC funds are available for peer-reviewed collaborative applied research and technology development proposals for projects between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Most projects are within the broad areas of the natural, physical, and social sciences and engineering. Investigators are also encouraged to integrate social science approaches, economics, and the use of information technology when appropriate.
MERC Call Details
Please note, a hard copy must be made, which must arrive at the Washington offices by the actual deadline.
RDA Deadline:
December 11, 2018
RDA Contact: Danna Rapaport, Tel: 64 77748
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BSAC encourages applications on topics consistent with the strategy of the Society,
and from early career researchers and clinical trainees.
During the current grant cycle, the Society give priority to the following topics of research:
- Diagnostics
- Antimicrobial Stewardship
- Virology
- Antibiotic Adjuvants
- Molecular Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance
- Informatics
In addition applications are also invited under the Society's usual areas of interest as detailed in the Call Details below.
RDA Deadline: November 25, 2018
RDA Contact:
Lori Liss, Tel: 64 72435
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The Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation accepts research applications related to finding the cause, prevention, treatment, and cure of diabetes and its complications.
The Foundation’s areas of primary interest include:
- Islet cell transplantation
- Macrovascular disease
- Neuropathy
RDA Deadline: December 24, 2018
RDA Contact:
Danna Rapaport, Tel: 64 77748
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For additional funding opportunities and more calls for proposals,
For more information regarding points of contact, click the following link:
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Horizon 2020 and other funding Opportunities -
Social Sciences and Humanities Info Day at BGU
November 14, 2018
Focus areas:
- Migration
- Socioeconomic and Cultural Transformations
- Governance of the Future
- Other opportunities in Horizon 2020 and other funding Sources
The Horizon 2020 program is one of the most significant programs for funding research. The overall budget for the Social Sciences and Humanities areas for the 2018-2020 Horizon Call is close to € 570M.
Please join us for a presentation on the opportunities in the Social Sciences and Humanities area of Horizon 2020 with an emphasis on the 2019 Calls.
Other relevant funding sources in the area of Social Sciences and Humanities will be presented.
Following the Presentation, researchers are welcome to request one-on-one meetings with the RDA team.
Come and learn about the funding options and meet the other interested parties in this program.
Date: November 14, 2018
Time: 10:00-11:30
Location: Building 74 Room 301
Researchers interested in participating or interested in a one-on-one meeting are requested to contact Ephrat Messing or Noa Cherry.
In addition to the BGU Info Day, a
European Info Day and Brokerage Event
focusing on the 2019 Calls will take place in Warsaw on the 8th of November. The Info Day will include a Proposal Check Event with experienced Horizon Evaluators.
Researchers interested in participating are welcome to contact Ephrat.
For more information please see the Brokerage Event link.
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Administrative Notice - Regulations Regarding PI of Start-Up Applications
The BSF has changed its regulations regarding start-up applications as follows: A typical start-up application is by a junior PI together with a senior one. The senior PI on a start-up application may not be funded. However, s/he may submit a second application as a PI, in which s/he may request funding. Please see section (b) on the top of page 6 of the BSF Instructions and Regulations Document.
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Space Entrepreneurial Workshop
January 22-29, 2019
The Israeli Space Agency, in cooperation with the Innovation Authority of the Ministry of Economy and Industry, and the European Space Agency Business Incubation Center (BIC), is holding a Space Entrepreneurial Workshop for the first time in Israel during the 2019 Israel Space Week.
The workshop is designed for entrepreneurs who are considering establishing a start-up company that will deal with space and related fields.
The participants in the workshop will be entitled to receive a grant (according to the rules of the Innovation Authority's benefit track) of NIS 200,000 for financing market validation, patent registration, development from demonstrations, proof of feasibility.
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Ministry of Science, Technology and Space - Space
Program
Prof. Uri Keshet
– Department of Physics
Sara van Dam z.l. Foundation
Prof. Yoella Bereby Meyer
and
Dr. Florina Uzefovsky
– Department of Psychology
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