In this week's update, we encourage readers to register for the Research Cores Fair, inform readers about the response to two new faculty funding programs, announce the 2023 ASPIRE RFP and alert faculty to several program changes for this funding year, issue a call to faculty to have their undergraduate students register their research, and invite system faculty members to apply for a RISE grant.
The USC Office of the Vice President for Research is excited to announce that on January 5, 2023, the University will host the first-ever Research Cores Fair. The goals of the fair are to increase awareness of Core services and strengthen inter-core relationships so individual cores can better meet the needs of target user groups.
The Office of the Vice President for Research has streamlined the ASPIRE program for the 2023 funding cycle. The coming year's ASPIRE awards will emphasize funding for early-career faculty who intend to pursue subsequent extramural funding. ASPIRE 2023 proposals are due before 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 16, 2023.
In this week’s update, we inform readers about the response to two new faculty funding programs, announce the 2023 ASPIRE RFP and alert faculty to several program changes for this funding year, invite readers to check out the October 2022 monthly awards report, issue a call to faculty to have their undergraduate students register their research, share an article from Nature on research experts informing policymakers, invite system faculty members to apply for a RISE grant, and wish readers a Happy Thanksgiving for the week of November 24.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in October 2022.
In this week's update, we issue a last call to faculty about upcoming deadlines for the Excel and RIFP programs, encourage researchers to apply for the NIH Loan Repayment Programs, and invite faculty members to apply for the RISE grant.
2022 marks the 50th anniversary of Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972. Two USC women in research, Dr. Sanaz Sadati and Dr. Melissa Nolan, exemplify how Carolina is actively engaged in changing the culture for women beginning careers in academia and research. Their stories mark the first of a three-part series on Title IX’s impact by the Office of the Vice President for Research.
In this week’s update, we invite readers to read the first in a three-part VPR article series on Title IX and women in research at USC, check out the new IT and Data Management page, read a new Q&A with former NIH director Francis Collins, and remind faculty about upcoming deadlines for the RISE, Excel and RIFP programs, and University Libraries digital research workshops.
The Office of the Vice President for Research, Julius Fridriksson, recently appeared on Carolina Distinguished Professor Mark Smith’s podcast, "Take On The South." In the episode, the two discuss research funding as a Southern university, USC’s scientific advancements, faculty mentorship and more.
The Office of the Vice President for Research recently relaunched the IT and Data Management page within the VPR website. This new section provides resources and information to researchers and is now more easily accessible to the research community.
In this week's update, we encourage readers to watch the video from the panel discussion on artificial intelligence, encourage faculty to apply for a RISE grant, invite readers to join VPR Fridriksson for a Town Hall meeting on the Horseshoe this afternoon, invite faculty to apply for the Excel and RIFP programs and issue a call for reviewers for internal programs.
Earlier this month, the Office of the Vice President for Research hosted a unique panel discussion event, Artificial Intelligence: Game Changer or Game Over? Photos and video from the event are now available.
In this week's update, we invite faculty to apply for the Excel and RIFP programs, invite readers to join VPR Fridriksson for a Town Hall meeting on the Horseshoe next week and encourage readers to attend the University Libraries Open Access Week 2022 events.
In this week's update, we issue a final call for Breakthrough award nominations, invite faculty to apply for the RISE grant, feature the September 2022 new grant awards report, invite faculty to attend a workshop on applying for PCORI funding next week, encourage faculty to tell their students to apply for Magellan Scholar, and invite readers to join VPR Fridriksson for a Town Hall meeting on the Horseshoe this month.
New programs launched this fall by the Office of the Vice President for Research and its partners work in tandem to increase research funding in unique ways across many academic fields at the University of South Carolina.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in September 2022.
This special edition of the Weekly Research Update focuses on Artificial Intelligence: Game Changer or Game Over? coming up this evening, at 6:00 p.m. Join us at the Darla Moore School of Business W.W. Hootie Johnson Hall for a stimulating and timely panel discussion on the ethical and societal implications around the use of artificial intelligence.
In this edition, we help readers answer the question "What is AI, anyway?," remind faculty researchers about tomorrow's NIH virtual visit to campus, invite faculty to attend a workshop on applying for PCORI funding and link readers to complete details on two new Office of Research funding programs.
The Office of the Vice President for Research is excited to invite the university community to join us for Artificial Intelligence: Game Changer or Game Over?, a panel discussion on the ethics and impacts of artificial intelligence, featuring UofSC’s own faculty researchers. The discussion will be held on Thursday, October 6, 2022, at 6:00 p.m.
This week's update is packed with information on the new Research Institutes Funding Program, an upcoming workshop on applying for PCORI grants, a new White House memo on access to federally funded research, a call for Magellan Scholar grant applications and more.
On Thursday, August 25, 2022, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) issued an updated policy memo that will make federally funded research immediately and freely available to the public.
This week's update features the newly announced Excel funding program for faculty in the liberal arts, humanities and social sciences, the August 2022 new grant awards report, a call for graduate students to apply for a special DOE program and a reminder about the NIH virtual visit to discuss the new data sharing policy coming up later this month.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in August 2022.
In this edition of the Weekly Research Update, we announce a special NIH virtual visit to campus, issue calls for SPARC graduate research grant proposals and Breakthrough award nominations and remind readers to sign up to attend AI: Game Changer or Game Over?.
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 12, 2022, by 5:00 p.m.