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Two annual cycles: Winter (opens Jan 15, closes Feb 15, results Apr 1) and Summer (opens Jun 15, closes Jul 15, results Sep 1). The 33rd call was open with deadline February 15, 2026.
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The Funding opportunities for promoting AI research is a grant from the Artificial Intelligence Journal (AIJ) and Elsevier that funds the promotion and dissemination of AI research globally. Approximately $160,000 USD per year is distributed across multiple competitive awards, peer-reviewed by the editorial board. The deadline for recent funding cycles was February 15, 2026.
Eligible applicants include AI researchers and organizations whose projects align with promoting and disseminating AI research. Funds are made available through open competitive calls managed by AIJ's editorial board, which is financially supported through an arrangement with Elsevier. The program supports the broader AI research community through targeted grants for conferences, workshops, and educational initiatives.
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The Artificial Intelligence Journal (AIJ) is one of the longest established and most respected journals in AI, and since it was founded in 1970, it has published many of the key papers in the field. The operation of the Editorial Board is supported financially through an arrangement with AIJ’s publisher, Elsevier.
Through this arrangement, the AIJ editorial board is able to make available substantial funds, (currently of the order of 160,000 USD per annum), to support the promotion and dissemination of AI research. Most of these funds are made available through a series of competitive open calls (the remaining part of the budget is reserved for sponsorship of studentships for the annual IJCAI conference).
Sponsorship of an activity by the AI journal may be acknowledged by display of the AIJ logo; here is a high resolution version AIJ Logo – High resolution , and a low resolution version for web use AIJ Logo – web Winter: opens January 15, closes February 15, results April 1 Summer: opens June 15, closes July 15, results September 1 THE 33RD CALL FOR FUNDING IS NOW OPEN Application deadline: February 15th, 2026 Full call and application instructions Submission web site: https://cmt3.
research. microsoft. com/AIJFundA2026 The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference.
This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support. Here are the results of the AI Journal’s 32nd call for sponsorship applications (deadline July 15, 2025). For the AI Journal’s 32nd Call, we received 125 applications.
Given the criteria for the evaluation of the applications, the sponsorship committee decided to grant the following 19 applications . In the 31st funding round (February 2025) 29 activities were funded. In the 30th funding round (July 2024) 29 activities were funded .
In the 29th funding round (February 2024) 29 activities were funded . In the 28th funding round (July 2023) 29 activities were funded. In the 27th funding round (February 2023) 43 activities were funded .
In the 26th funding round (July 2022) 20 activities were funded . In the 25th funding round (February 2022) 23 activities were funded. In the 24th funding round (June 2021) 16 activities were funded .
In the 23rd funding round (February 2021) 23 activities were funded. In the 22nd funding round (July 2020) 17 activities were funded. In the 21st funding round (January 2020) 29 activities were funded.
In the 20th funding round (July 2019) 18 activities were funded . In the 19th funding round (January 2019) 33 activities were funded. In the 18th funding round (July 2018) 21 activities were funded.
In the 17th funding round (January 2018) 26 activities were funded. In the 16th funding round (January 2017) 17 activities were funded. In the 14th funding round (June 2016) 14 activities were funded .
In the 13th funding round (January 2016) 34 activities were funded. In the 12th funding round (May 2015) 17 activities were funded. In the 11th funding round (December 2014) 25 activities were funded .
In the 10th funding round (May 2014) 19 activities were funded . In the 9th funding round (December 2013) 15 activities were funded . In the 8th funding round (June 2013) 15 activities were funded .
In the 7th funding round (December 2012) 22 activities were funded . In the 6th funding round (May 2012) 15 activities were funded . In the 5th funding round (December 2011) 19 activities were funded .
In the 4th funding round (May 2011) 9 activities were funded . In the 3rd funding round (December 2010) 17 activities were funded . In the 2nd funding round (May 2010) 7 activities were funded .
In the 1st funding round (December 2009) 12 activities were funded . Artifical Intelligence Journal
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: AI researchers and projects aligned with the promotion and dissemination of AI research; applications undergo peer review. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows approximately $160,000 USD per annum across multiple awards. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was February 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Funding opportunities for promoting AI research is funded by Artificial Intelligence Journal (AIJ) / Elsevier. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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