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Workshop (Feb 10) on Future Manufacturing: Brainstorming New Ideas, Identifying Opportunities, and Initiating New Collaborations

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The organizers are seeking participants with a diverse range of expertise outside manufacturing who are interested in collaborating with manufacturing researchers to develop unique ideas in Future Manufacturing, particularly in the areas of: Future Cyber Manufacturing Research, Future Eco Manufacturing Research, and Future Biomanufacturing Research.

Research Data Stewardship Best Practices

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Across all stages of the research life cycle and all fields of study, researchers consider the potential long-term impacts on the eventual storage and preservation of research data. This set of resources serves as an entry point into data stewardship practices that will help researchers save time, address funder requirements, and ultimately maximize the impact of their

[OVPR Resource] Roadmap for Large-Scale Proposals

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In an effort to increase the competitiveness of U-M teams seeking large, external research grants, OVPR has created a Roadmap for Large-Scale Proposals, launched this week by the OVPR Research Development and Proposal Services team. The Roadmap outlines a variety of considerations while planning and competing for externally funded, large-scale proposals. Faculty seeking research grants in excess

OVPR Research Development & Impacts Services

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You are also encouraged to visit and utilize the OVPR Research Development & Impacts Services to learn more about other research development and proposal services provided by OVPR. FUNDING & PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT: help develop individual research plans that align with your career goals funding consultations and help developing proposal ideas draft and edit grant proposals and supporting proposal

[RFP Rolling] Poverty Solutions Faculty Grant Program to Prevent and Alleviate Poverty

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Proposals are reviewed on a rolling basis This is an open grant funding opportunity through Poverty Solutions for faculty at University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses to pursue research projects focused on strategies to address poverty with effective, real-world solutions.  Faculty Request for Proposals (PDF)