Sentence examples for interdisciplinary proposals from inspiring English sources
He said NSF is looking for "unusually innovative, unconventional, high-risk, and interdisciplinary proposals without a recognizable home" within the foundation.
Cognitive Neuroscience Program This program seeks "highly innovative and interdisciplinary proposals aimed at advancing a rigorous understanding of how the human brain supports thought, perception, affect, action, social processes, and other aspects of cognition and behavior, including how such processes develop and change in the brain and through time".
INSPIRE is open to interdisciplinary proposals on any NSF-supported topic, but proposals can be submitted by invitation only after a preliminary inquiry process initiated by submission of a required letter of intent (NSF, 2013).
"People meet, they talk--the new complex has generated very interesting interdisciplinary project proposals," says Chaikelson.
For example, one code-word used for rejecting interdisciplinary grant proposals is 'over-ambitious'.
The Dannon Institute (yes, the yogurt manufacturer!) has a Postdoctoral Nutrition Fellowship program that accepts proposals in interdisciplinary nutrition research and in children's nutrition research.
The directors of each institute will have the ability (and the cash) to issue calls for proposals for specific interdisciplinary challenges in their respective fields.
As in previous years, the 2014 to 2015 ERC Grants will aim to support "frontier research," with a particular focus on proposals that are interdisciplinary, pioneering, or unconventional.
Despite the obvious importance and distinction of the scientific writing when compared to other types of writing, no previous articles have described software solutions specifically designed to facilitate the process of manuscript writing (scientific articles and grant proposals) in virtual interdisciplinary groups.
Hamid Dabashi, a sociologist who heads Columbia's department of Middle Eastern and Asian languages and culture, is drafting a proposal for an interdisciplinary course tentatively called "Destruction of the World Trade Center: Critical Reflections".
Your colleagues and administrators may be resistant at first to innovations like overhead sharing, so showing them evidence of the effectiveness of overhead sharing may help you close the deal and reach an agreement that recognizes and rewards the contributions of the interdisciplinary collaborators involved in your proposal.
