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All research proposals must be reviewed and approved by the RDA before submission.
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Artificial Intelligence and the Society of the Future - Pre-proposals | |
This initiative focuses on joint, integrative research approaches in the social sciences and the engineering sciences on the topic of artificial intelligence and society.
Against the background of the current and emerging developments in the field of “Artificial Intelligence”, the Foundation wishes to support projects dealing with the development of new perspectives and insights with a view to shaping the future of society as well as technology.
Note: Proposals must be led by a German researcher.
Information for applicants
On-line submission system
RDA Deadline: June 30, 2019
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"EXPERIMENT! - In search of Bold Research Ideas" | |
The initiative addresses researchers in science and engineering as well as in the life sciences (including immediately neighboring disciplines in the behavioral sciences), who want to put a potentially transformative and risky research idea to the test.
Note:
Research projects must be led by a German researcher.
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NIH - Available Funding Opportunities
The National institute of Health has published several calls for proposals in various topics. For some of them, different types of mechanism can be applied (R01, R21, R03).
If you consider yourself a candidate or if you have collaborators, please update us at least one month prior to the cycle's deadline.
Interested parties must register, with RDA assistance, on eRA Commons.
Cycle Deadlines
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Internal Call - Multidisciplinary Research in Artificial Inelegance | |
The Office of the Vice President and Dean for R&D invites submissions of multidisciplinary research proposals in the field of Artificial Inelegance. The aim of this call is to generate new research and collaborations and to establish the basis for submitting applications to external funding sources.
Introduction meeting:
June 18, 2019, 8:45-11:00
Submission deadline:
June 30, 2019, 23:59
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Internal Call – Grants for the Use of Research Facilities at the Ilse Katz Institute | |
The Office of the Vice President and Dean for R&D invites submissions of research proposals for the use of the facilities of the Ilse Katz Institute for Nanoscale Science & Technology. The aim of this call is to introduce the use of the IKI facilities (research support labs & the nano-FAB) to BGU faculty members.
Submission Deadline: June 12, 2019, 23:59.
Contact:
Dr. Efrat Forti
, Head of Service Laboratories, Ilse Katz Institute for Nanoscale Science & Technology
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Searching for collaborations? Want to publish your expertise?
Crowdhelix is an Open Innovation platform connecting an international network of universities, research organisations, & companies.
Each Helix is a different research area where you can:
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Search for potential collaborators
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Publish your expertise for others to view
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Publish research opportunities for your lab/research group (PhD and Post-Doc opportunities)
For more information:
Lori Liss
Tel: 64 72435
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Synthetic Biology Seminar - Office of Naval Research | |
The Research and Development Authority invites interested researchers to a seminar with Dr. Patrick Rose, Science Director for Synthetic Biology, London Office, of the Office of Naval Research.
The seminar will include information on:
1. The Collaborative Science Program, which provides financial support for workshops/symposia organized to convene world leaders in a specific field to discuss issues, challenges, and future expectations in the specific field.
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The Visiting Scientist Program
, which offers financial support for travel to the USA to meet with academia/industry/government and strengthen existing collaborations and realize new partnerships in an effort to jointly advance the cutting edge basic research projects.
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The Naval International Cooperative Opportunities Program
, which provides a grant to conduct basic research at non-US institutions and is intended to support cutting edge, blue sky, high risk/high reward basic research projects that have the potential to be innovative and disruptive in the field.
The seminar will be held on June 13, 2019 at 9:00 at the RDA meeting room
Following, Dr. Rose will meet with any interested researcher in one to one meetings (to be coordinated in advance).
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NSF Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Diseases:
Partnership Building Workshop
The multi-agency Ecology and Evolution of Infectious
Diseases program supports research on the ecological, evolutionary, and social
principles and processes that influence the transmission dynamics of infectious
diseases.
The purpose of the program is to foster partnerships between
mathematical, computational and a spectrum of social scientists with life
scientists interested in infectious diseases of humans, animal and plants.
e.g. including biologists, ecologists, natural scientists, plant scientists,
clinicians and veterinarians etc. from the UK, China, Israel and the
US.
The UK's Science Foundation is holding a WORKSHOP to encourage joint proposals for the program, and invites Israelis interested in exploring the possibility of submitting proposals in cooperation with researchers from the UK.
The British Foundation will fund the local hosting expenses for the Israeli participants at the conference.
Date: 17-19 June 2019
Place: Edinburgh, Scotland
This event will underpin the formation of transdisciplinary
international partnership that would work together to submit bi-, tri- and/or
tetra-lateral grant applications for the next EEID solicitation
Proposals by Israelis for the NSF's ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF
INFECTIOUS DISEASES (EEID) program are generally in partnership with American
researchers, but they can also include researchers from the UK.
Interested parties are invited to contact BSF for further
details: Eti Alfandari
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