Monday, June 27, 2022 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. ET
The National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center (ERC) program supports convergent research that will lead to strong societal impact. This webinar will present information and best practices, as well as provide an opportunity for robust Q&A in support of the current NSF Engineering Research Center (ERC) NSF 22-580 solicitation.
The live Q&A with the seven-member NSF ERC program director team will address themes of interest to ERC principal investigator teams as well as the all-important industry/stakeholder community that collaborate with these ERCs. The awards for each new ERC amount to well over $50 million over a decade in support of themes that have the potential for societal impact, translation to the marketplace, and are centered around a systems engineering approach.
Agenda Highlights
- Learning about the structure, requirements, and best practices of assembling a competitive proposal to this year’s NSF’s 22-580 ERC competition;
- Hearing every member of the ERC program director team respond to live questions and present an aspect of the ERC competition and learning how to schedule one-on-one consultations; and
- Seeing responses to questions you may not have thought of yet from a broad range of industrial/stakeholder and academic experts in the vast audience. Ask your own questions inspired by what you hear!
Format: This highly participatory webinar includes interactive discussion and Q&A from webinar attendees.
Who Should Attend: Industrial representatives are highly encouraged to register. This webinar is also for interested registrants within university engineering and science departments, as well as experts/stakeholders in the fields of government engagement, economic development, state and local government, national laboratories, partnership management, diversity and culture of inclusion experts, regulatory/policy agencies and groups, research administration, workforce development, student engagement, communications professionals, and research leadership. ... Learn more Here.
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