This is a campus - wide competition for the best 3 - minute research talk aimed at a non - specialist audience. Sign up to learn how to articulate your research concisely, hone your presentation skills, and communicate to an audience outside your field about all the amazing research you are doing and its potential impact. (Deadline Mar. 8).
You are invited to attend an informational seminar and training session to help de-mystify the process surrounding establishing industry sponsored research projects with for-profit companies, securing the receipt and transfer of materials for use in research, and all associated issues and common questions surrounding these research activities at UCLA. Register here. (Apr. 6)
The UC Laboratory Fees Research Program enhances partnerships between UC researchers and laboratory scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). Awards from this program promote the development of projects and collaborations that advance the missions of the national laboratories and UC. The Request for Proposals is scheduled for release in March.
The Center for the Study of Women offers grants to all UCLA faculty for research development, new project development that may lead to external funding opportunities through CSW, and project completion that could be considered for CSW publications (policy briefs, research reports). Preference will be given to junior faculty and projects that link to CSW's current research projects (for example, Feminism and the Senses, Chemical Entanglements, Food | Water | Shelter). (May 8th)
Limited Submission and Coordinated Submission Opportunities
Please note: All Limited Submissions Opportunities can now be found online on the VCR website in our LSO Portal!
Extended refers to those LSOs for which UCLA did not have an applicant as of the internal deadline. The first PI to contact the LSO office will be given permission to proceed as the UCLA applicant(s).
Open refers to those LSOs for which the internal deadline has not yet closed. The submissions will be reviewed by the committee and the requisite number will be given permission to proceed as the UCLA applicant(s).
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Click here for a full list of NIH opportunities. Please note: Grant opportunities offered under multiple funding mechanisms are designated by the activity code following the grant title.
*For foundation-related opportunities, it is advisable to check if coordinated communication and proposal submissions has been requested. These communications are handled by the UCLA Corporate, Foundation & Research Relations office. Please refer to the current list. CFRR staff are available for responding to questions or providing assistance.
Research & Funding Resources
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