2010-2011 Collaborative Projects Call for Proposals

 

The call for proposals for academic year 2009-2010 is now closed.
2009-2010 academic year call for proposals (pdf)
2009-2010 application form (word)
Seed Fund Grants
The Center wishes to establish new types of collaborations, stimulate new links, create new conversations, and deepen existing collaborations. Since April 2005, through its annual call for proposals, it has provided seed money in support of collaborative projects between Stanford researchers and their counterparts in universities and research laboratories in France. Financial support can be awarded up to 20,000 USD annually. Priority is given to projects with the potential to develop new collaborations, those involving younger researchers, and those leading to collaborative work on interdisciplinary issues.
Projects must involve:
. Collaborative research
. Visits/Exchanges
. Internships
. "Seed money"
. Mini-conferences
. Course development
Projects must not involve:
. Costs of book translation
. Subsidies for book publication
. Post-doctoral stipends or salaries
. Tuition
The France-Stanford Center will not fund the following:
. Supplies and materials
. Registration fees
Proposals for collaborative projects are evaluated and selected by the France-Stanford Center Executive Committee.
The call for proposals for academic year 2010-2011 is now open.
Application deadline is March 1, 2010.
2010-2011 academic year call for proposals (pdf)
2010-2011 application form (word)
Seed Fund Grants
The Center wishes to establish new types of collaborations, stimulate new links, create new conversations, and deepen existing collaborations. Since April 2005, through its annual call for proposals, it has provided seed money in support of collaborative projects between Stanford researchers and their counterparts in universities and research laboratories in France. Financial support can be awarded up to 15,000 USD annually. Priority is given to projects with the potential to develop new collaborations, those involving younger researchers, and those leading to collaborative work on interdisciplinary issues.
Projects must involve:
. Collaborative research
. Visits/Exchanges
. Internships
. "Seed money"
. Mini-conferences
. Course development
Projects must not involve:
. Costs of book translation
. Subsidies for book publication
. Post-doctoral stipends or salaries
. Tuition
The France-Stanford Center will not fund the following:
. Supplies and materials
. Registration fees
Proposals for collaborative projects are evaluated and selected by the France-Stanford Center Executive Committee.

 

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