National Science Foundation Chemistry Early Career Investigator Workshop
Application
Deadline: Friday, April 14, 2023
Process
To participate in the 2023 NSF Chemistry Early Career Investigator Workshop, you need to submit an Application as outlined below by April 14, 2023 using the Google Form here. After we complete the selection process, we will send out registration information to the invited participants during April 24-28, 2023.
The application will consist of the following materials:
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A one-page, NSF-style project summary (see NSF’s grant proposal guidelines).
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A two-page NSF-style biographical sketch (see NSF’s grant proposal guidelines)
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A statement of support from the department chair certifying:
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The applicant has not received federal funding as a lead PI during their independent career in direct support of their research* as of the submission date,
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The applicant will be eligible to submit a NSF-CAREER proposal in 2024**
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A commitment from the department to support the participant’s travel and lodging costs, or an explanation to the contrary,
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Confirmation that this applicant is the sole nominee from this department. (See FAQs for more information on the sole nominee conditions)
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Please compile all three documents as a single PDF file with the filename: 'Lastname_Firstname_University'.
To Submit Application Use this LINK
Attendees are expected to cover their own travel and lodging costs. To ensure broad representation at the workshop, a limited number of travel stipends will available. Please indicate in the online application if you would like to be considered for support.
If you are unable to access the Google Form, please fill out the following PDF form and email your application documents directly to Osvaldo Gutierrez.
*Applicants who have received postdoctoral training grants, served as a co-PI on a federal grant, or served as lead PI on MRI or REU grants are eligible.
**For specific questions regarding CAREER eligibility, please visit the Eligibility Section of the CAREER Solicitation as well as our Frequently Asked Questions page.