This page hosts listings of curated research and creative practice funding, grant, fellowship, and workshop opportunities — as well as occasional and select conference and publication calls for submissions.
This page hosts listings of curated research and creative practice funding, grant, fellowship, and workshop opportunities — as well as occasional and select conference and publication calls for submissions.
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.
February 3, 2023, 9am-1:30pm -> Dr. Claudia Kinkela, Senior Program Officer at the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), will introduce NEH funding opportunities, provide tips for writing a successful application, and talk in-depth about NEH Fellowships.
Various deadlines
Prospective PIs are encouraged to review previously funded awards and discuss proposal concepts with the respective NEH Program Officers
FIND CURRENT SOLICITATIONS, FUNDING, & AWARDS AT NSF(search for opportunities an explore programs) NSF EVENTS LISTING (including Program Office Hours and Presentations of Helpful Guidelines for Proposals)
Phase 1 submissions are due by July 18, 2023. Phase 1 opens for submissions on February 18, 2023.
Projects in Southeast Michigan that engage the community and support the region’s growth Amount: $20,000 – $50,000 (preference $30,000) Internal Deadline: April 7, 2023 Foundation Deadline for invited proposals, May 15, 2023, 5 PM; projects must start after the funding decision is made at the end of September 2023. Initial Application: Brief concept paper, submitted to Maureen Martin at martinms@umich.edu Geographic
Research to improve the lives of young people ages 5-25 Deadline: May 3, 2023, 3PM EST Amount: $100,000-$1,000,000 over 2-4 years for Research Grants to Improve Research Evidence$100,000-$600,000 over 2-3 years for Research Grants to Reduce Inequality Application: LOI requires an online application and narrative of up to five pages. Invitations to submit 25-page full proposals typically come within eight weeks of the LOI deadline. The
Internal Preliminary Proposals Due: Jan 23rd 2023 Up to $30,000 support for Production and Presentation Grants
Nominations due February 1, 2023 for the September 2023 cohort of the Ford Foundation Scholars in Residence at The Museum of Modern Art.
There are no current municipal, non-profit, NGO, or community-regional engagement opportunities listed at this time.
There are no current municipal, non-profit, NGO, or community-regional engagement opportunities listed at this time.
There are no current prize or society competition opportunities listed at this time.
The Arts Initiative seeks large-scale collaborative projects to activate the campus; increase arts engagement for students, faculty, and staff, and the region; and catalyze discovery through interdisciplinary partnerships.
Engage Detroit Workshops: Request for ProposalsSubmissions due: April 28th The Engage Detroit Workshops grant program supports small groups of U-M faculty and staff members with a faculty lead in organizing a workshop, speaker series, or similar event centered on a topic relevant to Detroit communities. The Vice Provost for Engaged Learning (VPEL) will provide financial support for
OVPR is seeking submissions for its Anti-Racism Grants, which launched in 2021 to advance knowledge around complex societal racial inequalities that can inform actions to achieve equity and justice. Funding is available at two levels: $25,000-$50,000 and <$100,000
Arts Integrative Interdisciplinary Faculty Research Grants support faculty research projects that integrate the arts or design with other disciplines, especially those in engineering and the sciences. Individual grants up to $3,000 can support existing research efforts as well as new areas of inquiry.
There are several upcoming opportunities for faculty and staff to engage with the Bold Challenges initiative. We are hosting three events in Spring 2023 and applications to our funding programs are now open.
https://artsinitiative.umich.edu/funding-opportunities/theme-semester-project-support/ U-M ARTS & RESISTANCE THEME SEMESTER PROJECT SUPPORT The Arts Initiative invites project proposals related to the Fall 2023 theme Arts & Resistance. Projects can be designed and implemented by a unit, staff person, or faculty member. Examples of projects could include art-making workshops, public performances, exhibitions, or support for guest speakers and visiting
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)
Letter of Intent (LOI) required by January 27, 2023 -> Up to $10,000 over eight months for engaged research efforts that address critical sustainability challenges.
Apply by February 20, 2023 -> Small Planning Grants Available for Collaborative Research in Detroit
Applications due Monday, January 30, 2023 at 5:00pm for the 2023 summer faculty fellowship.
DEADLINE: January 31, 2023 -> Faculty interested in institutional transformation should consider partnering with ADVANCE as a Faculty Fellow.
Call for Papers, Closed Panels, and Making and Doing PresentationsDeadline: May 26, 2023 (notification of acceptance on June 9)We will begin accepting submissions at the end of April. https://www.4sonline.org/meeting.php We invite submissions for papers, closed panels, and Making & Doing sessions that align with the conference theme. We are interested in proposals that expand our
There’s a CFP for the conference “Researching beyond words: Investigating architectural research by drawing,” taking place in Lyon, France, at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Lyon. Abstracts (in either English or French) are due March 1.
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: April 30, 2023 -> 59th International Making Cities Livable (IMCL) Conference [Poundbury / Dorchester, UK * October 10-13, 2023]
Deadline for submissions: 15th March 2023 -> Department of Architecture, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, 28-30 June 2023 and Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam
———- Forwarded message ———From: Management Team <mgt@amps-research.com>Date: Tue, Feb 7, 2023 at 5:32 PMSubject: [Cornerstone] LIVABLE CITIES – New York. Abstract deadlineTo: <CornerstoneArchitecturalScholars@googlegroups.com> LIVABLE CITIES – NEW YORK Conference: Abstracts New York / Virtual 14-16, June 2023 Abstracts: April 20th, 2023 (Final Round) – A cross-departmental conference held at City Tech (CUNY) with the Department of Architectural
Apply now to request a UROP student fellow to help support your research plans this summer. Faculty, postdoctoral fellows, research scientists and advanced graduate students are eligible to be UROP research mentors. UROP provides students’ stipend salary, skill-building workshops, and $500-800 per student for mentors to cover research-related expenses. Apply to renew or submit a new project
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
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
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
Researchers seeking assistance with formulating data problems, collecting and processing data, analyzing and modeling data, and presenting and integrating results into action are invited to share a project idea for consideration.