The Office of the Vice President for Research will offer a three-hour workshop for faculty researchers who have submitted NIH proposals that were not funded and are considering resubmission. The workshop will be held on Thursday, January 27, from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
Today's edition of the Weekly Research Update includes an interest survey to guide upcoming Office of Research workshop topics, a reminder to faculty mentors to have their undergraduate research mentees register their projects and Thanksgiving holiday wishes for our readers.
In this week's update, we share the October 2021 new grant awards report, encourage faculty members to invite their students to Getting Started in Research workshops and announce the latest on ASPIRE Q&A sessions.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in October 2021.
This week's update features are reminder for UofSC System faculty about 2022 RISE applications, information about NIH's expanded guidance on safe and respectful workplaces and a unique interview with the director of the National Science Foundation.
In this issue of the Weekly Research Update, we issue the annual call for ASPIRE proposals, provide Q&A opportunities for UofSC System faculty interested in applying for RISE Grants and share news about a research paper index where anyone can search keywords and phrases from more than 100 million journal articles.
In this edition of the Weekly Research Update we share news about childcare cost support on some NIH research training awards, remind readers that Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund proposals are due next week and seek volunteers to serve as reviewers for Office of Research programs.
Today's Weekly Update includes the September 2021 grant awards report, an invitation for postdocs and graduate students to watch the Grant Basics Workshop video online and a reminder for the deadline for Breakthrough award nominations.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in September 2021.
In this edition of the Weekly Research Update, we issue a call for faculty members to support our internal programs by serving as reviewers and remind faculty about two internal funding and awards programs that are currently seeking applications.
This week's Research Update includes a reminder for graduate students about fast-approaching research opportunities, an announcement of the 2022 RISE program call for proposals and news about a potential increase to the EPSCoR program budget.
Today's Weekly Research Update features the annual call for Governor's Awards for Excellence in Science nominations, an opportunity to learn how to turn your dissertation into a book, a new student-run research magazine for undergraduates and a reminder that we are seeking Breakthrough award nominations.
In this edition of the Weekly Research Update, we remind readers about three Office of Research Programs currently accepting applications or nominations: the Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund, Magellan Programs and Breakthrough awards for faculty and graduate students.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in August 2021.
This week's Research Update includes a call for faculty mentors to support two new Magellan undergraduate research programs, our annual call for Breakthrough award nominations, information on University Libraries Educational Dataset Procurement Program an and an opportunity to help guide the future of NSF EPSCoR.
Today's Weekly Update includes a reminder to submit complete STAR program nominations by Friday, September 10, an invitation for postdocs and graduate students to register for our Grant Basics Workshop and a note on getting undergraduate students involved in the Magellan undergraduate research grant program.
This issue of the Weekly Update focuses on three faculty programs that are now accepting nominations or proposals: The Series on Training for Advanced Research program, the Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund and Propel.
The Office of the Vice President for Research invites senior faculty members to join our new Series on Training for Advanced Research program, or STAR workshop series on obtaining and successfully managing large federal research center grants. Complete nomination packages for this workshop series are due by Friday, September 10, 2021.
The workshop, Grant Basics: Strategies for Writing a Competitive Grant Proposal, will be presented virtually on Friday, October 1, at 11:00 a.m.
The Office of the Vice President for Research is seeking nominations for our three signature Breakthrough award programs: Breakthrough Leadership in Research, Breakthrough Stars and Breakthrough Graduate Scholars. All nominations for these programs are due by Friday, October 15, 2021.
The Office of the Vice President for Research and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion are now accepting proposals for funding through the Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund. Proposals are due by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 27, 2021.
SPARC provides up to $5,000 to support graduate student research projects, and offers applicants experience to help them pursue national fellowship and grant awards throughout their academic careers. SPARC applications are due Wednesday, October 13, 2021, by 5:00 p.m.
In this edition of the Weekly Research Update, we remind readers that nominations are now open for the Propel Research Mentorship Program, announce the call for 2022 SPARC Graduate Research Grant proposals and share an invitation for UofSC Columbia graduate students to register for the SHARPGrads certificate program.
Propel is a structured research mentorship program that provides early-career faculty with nine months of structured workshops, mentorship and editing support to help them develop a polished grant proposal for the National Institutes of Health or the National Science Foundation. Nominations for the inaugural 2021-2022 Propel class will be accepted beginning Tuesday, August 17, and complete nominations are due by Friday, August 27, 2021.
In this week's update, we announce Propel, a new research mentorship program for early-career faculty, provide the July 2021 new grant awards report and share an article from nature.com that argues for the virtues of open science.