Join us as we welcome Dr. Kathy Edwards from Vanderbilt, a world-renowned expert on pediatric vaccines and on pediatric respiratory infections (especially influenza).
Along with the review of the intellectual merit of each proposal, the National Science Foundation (NSF) reviews the merit of its broader impacts—the impacts and benefits to society of your proposed research. Each proposal submitted to the NSF must include a section about its intended broader impacts.
This workshop is designed to help you submit more competitive grant proposals by understanding the various components of broader impacts.
Join the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology for a webinar with Michael Lauer and Jodi Black of the National Institutes of Health on understanding the funding implications of, and relief options for, the scientific community provided by the recently passed COVID-19 stimulus package — the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economy Security or CARES Act. The webinar will start with a brief introduction from Dr. Lauer and Dr. Black followed by a Q&A session.
Of Equal Place: Isotopes in Motion will present an exhilarating performance that combines dance, video, and physics while featuring professional dancers and guest performances by local youth.
In a typical grant training course, 70% are scientists, 25% are social scientists, and 3-5% are humanities professionals…. [But] when donors speak of transformation and innovation, we need to be prepared to answer the call with the disciplines that – for a moment in history – thought they could live without each other – Mathilda Harris.
The Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) at MSU hosts theoretical physicist and filmmaker Ágnes Mócsy on 28 February for a talk titled “Physics in Concert with the Arts.” Part of FRIB’s Advanced Studies Gateway initiative, the free public event is at 5:30 p.m. in 1300 FRIB Laboratory.
Join us for an interactive discussion on SBIR/STTR grant writing. our panelists will share their experience and resources for writing winning grant proposals. Both novice and advanced grant writers will benefit from attendance.
