ANNOUNCE NSF Funding Opportunity

[John Sterman jsterman MIT.EDU]

Posted by John Sterman <jsterman@MIT.EDU>
A funding opportunity of interest to SD folks.

John Sterman


>>
>>We are e-mailing everyone who has reviewed for the DRMS Program to
>>get the word out about an attractive funding opportunity for
>>interdisciplinary teams: NSF's 2005 Human and Social Dynamics
>>Competition.
>>
>>If this is not of interest to you but might be to some of your
>>colleagues, please forward this e-mail to them.
>>
>>We are calling the Human and Social Dynamics competition for FY 2005
>>to your attention for several reasons:
>>
>>- In order to support more awards, NSF recently decided that the
>>NSF-wide Human and Social Dynamics priority area (HSD) will use
>>funds from both fiscal years 2005 and 2006 for meritorious proposals
>>that are submitted in response to the FY2005 HSD program
>>solicitation (NSF 05-520). HSD expects to release the next general
>>solicitation for proposals in spring, 2006, with a deadline for
>>submissions in fall, 2006. So if last year's low funding rates
>>discouraged you from considering HSD, we hope you will reconsider.
>>
>>- One of the three areas of emphasis for the HSD competition is
>>""Decision, Risk, and Uncertainty.""
>>
>>- Time is running out, with Exploratory Research and Community
>>Development proposals (Funding limit $125,000) due February 9 and
>>Full Research Proposals (Funding limit $750,000) due February 23.
>>
>>
>>The FY 2005 HSD Program Announcement is now available at
>>
>><http://www.nsf.gov/pubsys/ods/getpub.cfm?nsf05520>
>>
>>The deadlines for submission are:
>>
>>Exploratory Research Proposals
>>Research Community Development Proposals:
>>February 9, 2005
>>
>>Full Research Proposals:
>>February 23, 2005
>>
>>Additional information about the HSD Priority Area (including a list
>>of the FY 2004 awards) is available at
>><http://www.nsf.gov/home/crssprgm/hsd/st ... /start.htm
>>
>>Jacqueline Meszaros and Robert O'Connor
>>
>>Program Directors
>>
>>Decision, Risk and Management Sciences Program
>>
>>National Science Foundation
>>
>>4201 Wilson Boulevard, Room 995
>>
>>Arlington, VA 22230
>>
>>Jack: 703.292.7261
>>
>>jmeszaro@nsf.gov
>>
>>Bob: 703.292.7263
>>
>>roconnor@nsf.gov
>>
>><http://www.nsf.gov/sbe/ses/drms/>http:/ ... /ses/drms/


Posted by John Sterman <jsterman@MIT.EDU>
posting date Fri, 7 Jan 2005 17:36:49 -0500