While Congress continues to negotiate a short-term deal to fund the federal government past the September 30 deadline (end of FY23) it is prudent to plan for the increasingly likely event of a shut-down.
All researchers submitting proposals to the National Science Foundation will be required to use the SciENcv (Science Experts Network Curriculum Vitae) system beginning Oct. 23 for preparation of their biosketches and current and pending documents.
The Purdue Excellence in Research Administration (PERA) system is being implemented to make research administration more streamlined and efficient. It is an integrated software platform that simplifies multiple grant- and regulatory-related processes and will replace several disparate systems.
The Purdue Policy Research Institute (PPRI) in Discovery Park District at Purdue is pleased to announce its 2023-24 request for proposals (RFP). PPRI is committed to catalyzing transdisciplinary research that seeks to address issues of policy import. As a reflection of this commitment, PPRI seeks proposals that foster transdisciplinary research and inform or assess policy (i.e. generate policy recommendations, develop a model for assessing the effectiveness of a policy, or inform stakeholders — public, legislators, etc. — on a particular policy topic) related to one of the following PPRI 2023-24 priority areas: workforce development (particularly in the spirit of the CHIPS Act) or digital health equity.
The Purdue Policy Research Institute is pleased to sponsor the upcoming Kennedy Summer School, a U.S.-Ireland diplomacy event, on the 60th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s visit to his family homestead in New Ross, Ireland.
Two distinguished research opportunities at Sandia Labs, the?Jill?Hruby?and Harry S. Truman postdoctoral fellowships, are now accepting applications for positions that would begin October 1, 2024.
Having just finished a strong fiscal year, we want to congratulate and thank everybody for such outstanding work. So much was achieved across Purdue: headline-making breakthroughs in research, outstanding recognition of Purdue faculty by national and international academies, and record-setting levels of funding. For the first time, Purdue’s research funding exceeded $600 million in FY2023, reaching $613 million.
In our continual pursuit of academic and research excellence at Purdue, we are providing information about new ways that Purdue is supporting our faculty as well as updates on programs announced earlier this year.
IEEE ETHICS-2023 will draw together the global community of technology and ethics practitioners and theoreticians from industry, academia, government and civil society. Issues will be explored from industry, scientific and societal perspectives, in a global and multicultural manner.
The cybersecurity work of four Purdue researchers has been recognized with prestigious awards. Each honoree is affiliated with CERIAS, Purdue’s Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, and the Department of Computer Science.