Event
NSF Townhall with Lewis-Burke Associates
When
· 1:00 PM MDT
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Where
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Tickets
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What the source said
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is undergoing significant changes in how it supports and prioritizes research. Recent announcements—including a new $1.5 billion investment in foundational research—signal emerging opportunities for researchers as well as broader shifts in NSF’s funding priorities, programs, and approach to supporting ambitious scientific ideas. Join the Research & Innovation Office and Lewis-Burke Associates for an NSF Townhall exploring what these changes mean for CU Boulder researchers. Lewis-Burke experts will provide an overview of the evolving NSF funding landscape, highlight new and emerging opportunities, and offer perspective on how researchers can position their ideas for this changing environment. The session will also provide an opportunity for faculty and researchers to ask questions about recent NSF developments and what to expect in the months ahead. Topics will include: NSF’s new $1.5 billion foundational research initiative and associated funding opportunitiesEmerging NSF priorities and changes to the agency’s approach to funding researchImplications for researchers developing new ideas and proposalsWhat to watch for as NSF continues to roll out new programs and guidance Researchers across all NSF-supported disciplines are encouraged to attend. Questions? Please contact mike.mitchell@colorado.edu Upon registration, users will receive an email confirmation and a calendar invite with join instructions.