This week the Office of the Vice President for Research is excited to celebrate new funding milestones in the Arnold School of Public Health, promote internal funding opportunities for faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates, and share the Monthly Awards Report.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in August 2023.
This week we introduce a new initiative taking on a veteran leader, share upcoming deadlines for faculty, graduate student, and undergraduate grants, and exciting learning opportunities and tools across disciplines.
The M.D.-Ph.D. neurologist will serve as the Clinical Director for USC's new Rural Brain Health Network and Senior Associate Dean for Research at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine Columbia.
Gear up for fall with a talk from former Federal Reserve Bank President of Chicago, Charles L. Evans; find out about Excel faculty funding for the arts and humanities; engage with Magellan funding opportunities for undergraduates/SPARC funding for graduate students.
Learn about open access policy for federally and privately funded research and check out a publishing guide created by USC libraries. Check out fast approaching deadlines for funding in the arts, humanities, social sciences, racial justice, and equity!
SPARC offers eligible USC graduate students from all disciplines funding up to $5,000 for their research or creative projects. 2023-2024 SPARC applications are due November 14, 2023 by 5:00 p.m.
In this issue, we alert faculty with federally funded research projects about a possible government shutdown, encourage researchers to take advantage of dataset resources through the Thomas Cooper Library and announce a new round of funding through the Excel program for faculty in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Science.
Applications are open for faculty project proposals for up to $18,000 in funding for research. Proposals are due October 24, 2023.
Today's update features news about the SC Nexus consortium of public and private partners working together to advance America's energy future, a heads-up to USC researchers that eIRB will be down for an upgrade next weekend and a reminder for faculty to apply for Racial Justice and Equity Research Funding.
In this issue we announce a deadline extension for Propel 2023-2024 applications, remind faculty to apply for the Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund and share a new NSF training requirement.
In this week's research update, we issue a last call for 2023-2024 Propel applications, notify USC investigators about a new NSF training requirement and remind faculty that the Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund is accepting proposals through September 7.
In this week's update, we share more about Propel's impact and encourage faculty to apply by next Friday, August 4, highlight four recent USC research stories and invite readers to join us at the Summer Research Symposium today in the Thomas Cooper Library.
This week's update includes a new article on federal agencies banning use of AI for peer review, reminds readers about two USC research programs seeking applications and more.
This week's edition of the Weekly Research Update includes details on the new NSF Public Access Plan and reminds readers about two research programs now accepting applications: the Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund and the 2023-2024 Propel Program.
Today's Weekly Research Update includes a call for Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund proposals, a reminder for mentors to have your summer undergraduate students sign up for the Summer Research Symposium no later than Wed., July 12, and a reminder that the Office of the Vice President for Research is now accepting 2023-2024 Propel applications.
The Office of the Vice President for Research and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion are now accepting research proposals for funding through the Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund. Proposals are due by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 7, 2023.
In this edition, we announce the 2023 Summer Research Symposium coming up on Thursday, July 27, and remind readers to apply for Propel, the GRANT certificate program and a special summer bootcamp on using medical and administrative claims data for research.
The Office of Undergraduate Research is pleased to invite undergraduate students working on summer research projects with USC faculty to share their work at the 2023 Summer Research Symposium on Thursday, July 27, in the Hollings Program Room at the Thomas Cooper Library. There will be a morning session (10:00 - 11:30 a.m.) and an afternoon session (1:00 - 2:30 p.m.).
Today's Weekly Research Update features two recent videos highlighting USC health sciences researchers, reminds faculty that Propel and SMART programs are accepting applications and shares additional updates for researchers and research administrators.
In this month's report, we share new grant awards received by the University of South Carolina's outstanding faculty researchers in May 2023.
This week's research update includes new big data resources available to USC researchers, a reminder that the 2023-2024 GRANT Certificate Program is now accepting applications and reminders for summer undergraduate researchers and their mentors.
This week's update features a call for research administrators to register for the 2023-2024 GRANT Certificate Program, a reminder that the Office of Undergraduate research offers programs for undergraduate researchers and their mentors on campus this summer, opportunities for professional development from SC INBRE and a reminder to take the Better-Internet Survey to help improve SC internet access.
All undergraduate students conducting research on USC campuses this summer are encouraged to join the Office of the Vice President for Research for our summer workshop series, Research: Next Steps to Success, beginning on Wednesday, May 31, 2023.
In this week's update, we invite faculty to apply for SMART Program funding, remind new and early-career faculty to apply for the 2023-2024 Propel program, inform researchers on a new high performance computing cluster that is now available and more.