JSM 2005 - Toronto

Abstract #304802

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Activity Number: 507
Type: Invited
Date/Time: Thursday, August 11, 2005 : 10:30 AM to 12:20 PM
Sponsor: National Science Foundation
Abstract - #304802
Title: Funding for Statistics and Probability Research at the National Science Foundation
Author(s): Cheryl Eavey*+ and Shulamith T. Gross*+ and Wen Masters*+ and Robert Serfling*+
Companies: National Science Foundation and National Science Foundation and National Science Foundation and The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
Address: , Arlington, VA, 22230-0001, 4201 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA, 23330, USA Division of Mathematical Sciences, Arlington, VA, 22230, Mathematical Sciences, Richardson, TX, 75083, United States
Keywords: Interdisciplinary Programs ; Statistics Funding ; NSF
Abstract:

A panel of current NSF program officers will be present to update you on a range of funding opportunities for researchers in statistics and probability. You will learn about funding opportunities in the Mathematical Science Priority Areas that include interdisciplinary programs between mathematics/statistics and each of the sciences (i.e., computer science, engineering, social sciences, physics, chemistry, and astronomy). You also will learn about the joint program with NIH/NIGHS where statisticians working in biological or genetic applications can secure funding. Other topics of interest include cofunding with programs in other directorates or divisions and funding for international collaboration, conferences, workshops, or special years. You also will learn about common pitfalls in proposal writing and have your questions answered about review and funding procedures at the NSF.

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