The 2017 deadlines for the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Program are will be in July.
National Science Foundation CAREER proposals due in July
Unit: Research and Sponsored Programs
Sue Franzen recognized for excellent scholarship
Congratulations to Sue Franzen, Milner Library’s nursing and health sciences librarian, for being awarded an American Library Association’s Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT) Top Twenty Article.
New center for biomathematics established at Illinois State
The Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) announced the formation of The Center for Collaborative Studies in Mathematical Biology: Intercollegiate Biomathematics Alliance (IBA) at Illinois State.
Research and Honors, June 6, 2017
Publications and presentations from Illinois State faculty and staff.
Students unveil report on Bloomington-Normal intolerance, progress
Seven teams of students from the University’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology and the Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development spent a semester gathering statistics for a report for Not in Our Town.
Research and Honors, May 23, 2017
Faculty and staff honors, publications, and presentations.
National Institutes of Health proposal submission deadlines
The next round of proposal submission deadlines for the National Institutes of Health will be in June.
Sociological Initiatives Foundation proposals due August 15
The Sociological Initiatives Foundation is accepting short concept proposals due August 15.
BrowZine: New tool to browse e-journals
Do you want an easier way to access scholarly e-journals? Check out BrowZine—a Web-based service and app for Apple or Android devices that helps you browse through Milner Library’s scholarly e-journals. BrowZine sorts e-journals into broad disciplines and then narrower subjects. You can save and organize your most-used e-journals on virtual bookshelves in your account.
Leonard awarded NSF grant to study court-curbing legislation
The National Science Foundation awarded Meghan Leonard a nearly $119,000 grant to study battles between state courts and legislatures.
