| | | You are receiving this email because you have expressed interest in Research Development activities in the past. Please share widely. | | | | Do you want to maximize your time spent searching for funding opportunities or potential project collaborators? Join us on an upcoming date below to learn how Pivot can save you time and effort in identifying the right funding opportunities for your research lines as well as identifying collaborators with the relevant expertise.
| | | Thank you for to all who submitted your Bold Ideas that will contribute to an exciting effort in securing an NIH Climate Change and Health center focused on rural issues. We invite you to join our presentation and networking sessions to share and explore these ideas. Presentations will receive strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities feedback via participants. Small group discussions will focus on ideation with ideas collected and voted on.
Session #1 – Network and Ideate: May 12, 2023 at 2pm-4pm (CPHB C217)
Session #2 – Network and Refine Ideas: May 19, 2023 at 2pm-4pm (UCC 2520D)
Session #3 – Network, Refine, and Pitch Ideas: May 26, 2023 at 2pm-4pm (PBB S401)
Register here to participate. | | | | To stay up-to-date on recently advertised UI limited submission opportunities, sign-up for the weekly email digest “Funding Focus” that will be sent to your inbox each Wednesday morning.
Subscribe to Funding Focus here. | | | | In this virtual session on Thursday, April 27 from 12pm-1pm, Mary Blackwood, Senior Sponsored Research Specialist at the UI Division of Sponsored Programs, will talk about how to set yourself up for a grant-seeking success, how to manage roadblocks on the journey, and why anyone - from experienced faculty to newbie grad student - can increase their chances of getting a grant award by finding the right sponsor. This session will help you develop creative searching strategies to identify lesser-known sources of funding like family foundations that are especially suited to very specific or small-to-moderate sized projects.
This virtual event is free and open to all, but registration is required. Register here. | | | The purpose of this program is to promote innovative outreach and research efforts to prevent agricultural injury and illness, supporting both community-based organizations and academic researchers, especially new investigators, and trainees. Proposals addressing mental health, chemical safety, machine safety, and prevention of slips, trips, and falls are especially encouraged in the 2023-24 application cycle. However, any topic of relevance to the GPCAH mission and/or NIOSH priority goals for the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing industry sector is welcome.
Community Outreach/Education project concept due May 15, 2023.
Academic or Scholarly Research proposals are due July 3, 2023.
See more information and how to apply here. | | | | The Community Engagement and Research Translation (CERT) fellowship funding will facilitate developing relationships and solving environmental health challenges in collaboration with audiences appropriate to the Fellow’s research, including community members, community-based organizations, clinicians, or others, to create new outputs of their research that are produced in collaboration with these stakeholders. Eligibility includes UI faculty of any track, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students completing a mater or doctoral thesis.
Deadline is June 1, 2023. See RFP and how to apply here. | | | Join the National Science Foundation for the Spring 2023 NSF Virtual Grants Conference, to be held June 5-8, 2023. Just like the in-person grants conferences, the NSF Virtual Grants Conference is a must, especially for new faculty, researchers and administrators.
Highlights include:
- New programs and initiatives
- Proposal preparation
- NSF's merit review process
- NSF directorate sessions
- Award management topics
- Conflict of interest policies
- NSF systems updates
The NSF Grants Conference is designed to give new faculty, researchers, and administrators key insights into a wide range of current issues at NSF. NSF staff will provide up-to-date information about policies and procedures, specific funding opportunities and answer attendee questions.
Registration will open May 10. | | | | The University of Iowa has a new license for iThenticate. This easy-to-use tool is designed for researchers and scholars to check their original works for any instances of potential plagiarism before the submission of manuscripts, dissertations, journal articles, grant proposals, and other forms of research and scholarly work. It is now available for free to the UI research community.
See more information here. | | | |
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