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January 31, 2023
In response to the new NSF proposal requirements taking effect this week, SPA has created two templates to assist PIs in creating their Safe and Inclusive Working Environments for Off-Campus or Off-Site Research.
Template Plan for Ensuring a Safe and Inclusive Work Environment for Off-Campus or Off-site Research Activity. This includes a project-specific information sheet for PIs to complete, plus a description of Columbia-wide policies, resources and information relevant to safe and inclusive research environments, and a place to add any school or departmental resources.
Template Email to Disseminate Plan. This includes a template email for PIs to disseminate the Plan to all members of the team before they depart for field or off-site research activity, as required by NSF.
In addition, a new certification has been added to the Rascal Proposal Tracking Data Sheet, to confirm compliance with this requirement.
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Leading Inclusively: Creating a Culture of Respect and Belonging
February 1 | 11:00am-12:00pm
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Spring Lectures in Climate Data Science: Pierre Gentine, Ph.D.
Physics to Machine Learning and Machine Learning Back to Physics
February 2 | 3:00pm-5:00pm
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Growing Together: Data-Driven Social Impact Leadership
February 7 | 9:00am
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Writing to Win: Proposal Development Perspectives
February 8 | 1:00pm-2:00pm
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Transition in the Food Industry: A Solutions Approach
February 8 | 11:00am-12:30pm
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The Energy Transition: Opportunities and Challenges for Indigenous Communities in the US and Canada
February 8 | 6:00pm-7:00pm
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MAJOR OPPORTUNITIES
Need help preparing your $4M+ proposal? Get in touch.
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Global Girls Climate Coalition: A Project to Build a Movement of Girl-centered Climate Action
Amount: Up to $3M
Due: March 10
RSOI outlining concepts and capacity to design, implement, manage, and evaluate a project that will build a movement of girl-centered climate action, leveraging the power and potential of girls, in all their diversity, to shape and inform policies and actions to combat climate change and related social and environmental issues. [CU as sub or unfunded collaborator.] Solicitation.
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Horizon Europe: Climateneutral and Smart Cities Mission
Amount: Up to $25M
Due: April 27
Supports proposals that set out a credible pathway to urban climate neutrality and enable cities to roll out their climate action plans and achieve climate neutrality by 2030. Funding is available under the two RFPs. Solicitation.
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Rose Foundation: California Watershed Protection Fund
Amount: Up to $35K
LOI Due: February 24
Supports projects designed to improve the water quality of California’s watersheds and their ecosystems, including water stewardship, advocacy, outreach and education, restoration, and watershed protection. Solicitation.
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NSF: Mid-Career Advancement
Amount: Varies by program
Due: March 1
Supports opportunities for scientists and engineers at the associate professor rank (or equivalent) to substantively enhance and advance their research program through synergistic partnerships. Solicitation.
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NYS DEC: Mohawk River Watershed Grants Round 6
Amount: Up to $50K
Due: March 3
Projects must implement priorities of the Mohawk River Basin Action Agenda- to conserve, preserve, restore, and revitalize the environmental quality of the Mohawk River watershed. Solicitation.
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CWP: Center for Political Economy Faculty Grant
Amount: Up to $60K
Due: March 7
Support work by early-career faculty, and projects involving collaboration across schools and departments. Inaugural round of grants will align with CPE’s first two idea labs: Firms and Antitrust, and Work and Labor. Solicitation.
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FTA: Areas of Persistent Poverty Program
Amount: Up to $800K historically
Due: March 10
Mobilize American ingenuity to build modern infrastructure and an equitable, clean energy future by supporting increased transit access for environmental justice populations, equity-focused community outreach and public engagement of underserved communities, adoption of equity-focused policies, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and addressing the effects of climate change. Solicitation.
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NSF: Designing Materials to Revolutionize and Engineer Our Future
Amount: Up to $2M
Window: February 27 - March 13
Emphasizes a deep integration of experiments, computation, and theory; the use of accessible digital data across the materials development continuum; and strengthening connections among theorists, computational scientists (including data scientists), and experimentalists as well as those from academia, industry, and government. Solicitation.
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NASA: ROSES A.40 Earth Science Applications: Ecological Conservation (Amendment)
Amount: Up to ~ $300K/ year
NOI Due: March 14
Proposals Due: April 14
Seek projects that support decision-making activities to combat the spread of invasive species, advance the use of ecosystem service assessment for decision-making, and inform management, protection, and establishment of protected areas. Solicitation.
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POSTDOC & STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES
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*Limited Submission
Packard Foundation: Fellowships for Science and Engineering
Amount: $875K
Internal Due: February 15
Sponsor Due: March 15
Support for unusually creative early career faculty (Assistant Professor) to pursue their science and engineering research; includes disciplines of physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, astronomy, computer science, earth science, ocean science, and all branches of engineering. Solicitation.
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Evolved Energy Research: 2023 Summer Fellowship Program
Amount: $6K/ month
Due: February 15
Work closely with EER partners to support client engagements while also performing an independent research project. Partners will provide extensive hands-on training to help fellows understand our modeling tools and make meaningful contributions to ongoing consulting projects.
Solicitation.
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Eagleton: Science and Politics Fellowship
Amount: $60K + other benefits
Due: February 20
Offers PhD-level scientists and engineers the opportunity to apply their training and expertise to the development and implementation of relevant NJ state policy. Solicitation.
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FFAR: Stipend + Professional Development Fellows
Amount: $49.5K/ year
Due: February 22
Offers leadership and professional development training to PhD students studying food and agriculture-related sciences in the United States and Canada. Solicitation.
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We're available to answer questions large and small about all things research.
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February 2 | 3:00pm-4:00pm
Lamont Café
February 7 | 10:00am-11:00am
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