There’s a funding opportunity for Fermilab researchers who are seeking to build scientific partnerships with colleagues in France, with up to $20,000 available in 2023. The FACCTS (France And Chicago Collaborating in The Sciences) Program will again offer a seed-funding grant to support new or developing research projects. Projects should promote meaningful intellectual and scientific exchange between Fermilab researchers and a team in France, as well as show promise of leading to fruitful and sustainable collaboration. The application deadline is Feb. 7, 2023. For more information,…
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The U.S. Department of Energy allocated funds to its 17 national laboratories from the Inflation Reduction Act to mitigate the rise of project costs as a result of inflation. Fermilab will spend the funding on the lab’s on-going construction projects. This will allow the lab’s major projects to uphold their schedules and keep their commitment to international collaborators.
There’s a funding opportunity for Fermilab researchers who are seeking to build scientific partnerships with colleagues in France, with up to $20,000 available in 2023. The FACCTS (France And Chicago Collaborating in The Sciences) Program will again offer a seed-funding grant to support new or developing research projects. Projects should promote meaningful intellectual and scientific exchange between Fermilab researchers and a team in France, as well as show promise of leading to fruitful and sustainable collaboration. The application deadline is Feb. 7, 2023. For more information,…
With the recent passage of the FY2022 omnibus appropriations bill, the Office of Partnerships and Technology Transfer asks researchers to keep an eye out for new funding opportunities.
The Universities Research Association announces an opportunity through its Visiting Scholars Program for the spring 2022 award cycle. Proposals are now being accepted online. Supported by contributions from URA member universities, the URA Visiting Scholars Award Program provides financial support for faculty and students to work at Fermilab for periods of up to one year. Proposals for the next cycle are due Monday, Feb. 28. Awards are expected to be announced at the end of March. Individual proposals may be…
The FACCTS (France And Chicago Collaborating in The Sciences) Program will again offer a seed funding grant to support a new or developing research projects that promotes meaningful intellectual and scientific exchange between a Fermilab researchers and a teams in France, and that show promise of leading to fruitful and sustainable collaboration. Application deadline: Extended through Feb. 7, 2022 For more information: http://fcc.uchicago.edu/faccts To apply: …
The FACCTS (France And Chicago Collaborating in The Sciences) Program will again offer a seed funding grant to support a new or developing research projects that promotes meaningful intellectual and scientific exchange between a Fermilab researchers and a teams in France, and that show promise of leading to fruitful and sustainable collaboration. Application deadline: January 17, 2022 For more information: http://fcc.uchicago.edu/faccts To apply: …
The U.S. Department of Energy recently announced $13.7 million in funding for nine research projects that will advance the state of the art in computer science and applied mathematics. One of the recipients of this funding, Fermilab scientist Nhan Tran will lead a project to explore methods for programming custom hardware accelerators for streaming compression.
From Next Gov, July 26, 2021: Did you know Illinois Rep. Bill Foster is the only PhD physicist in Congress? Recently, he proposed additional funding for the Restore and Modernize Our National Laboratories Act of 2021. He worked at Fermilab for over two decades and said, “the labs have led the way not only in developing breakthrough technologies—but also in commercializing them.”
From Department of Energy, June 28, 2021: DOE announces $93 million in funding for 71 research projects that will spur new discoveries in high-energy physics. The projects—housed at 50 colleges and universities across 29 states—are exploring the basics of energy science that underlie technological advancements in medicine, computing, energy technologies, manufacturing, national security and more.