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Last May, the National Science Foundation’s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) announced two new funding programs, E-CORE and E-RISE, that will dynamically develop research communities and build fundamental research capacity and competitiveness in states like Rhode Island that have historically received less research funding from the Foundation.
On Friday, April 12, 10-3 pm at the RI Nursing Education Center, join us for a community discussion, "Building Statewide Infrastructure and Collaboration," through which faculty, researchers, and others from across Rhode Island will discuss maximizing current research and broader impacts activities through NSF EPSCoR and beyond, as well as identify strengths and challenges to delivering quality research and economic development opportunities within the state.
We encourage anyone conducting research and broader impacts work in the domains and competencies identified in the R.I. Science and Technology Plan (see chart above) at institutions across the state to attend.
Please share this notice with your colleagues!
Registration and agenda forthcoming!
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