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International call on Computational Neuroscience – NEUC 2024 is sponsored by ANR France in collaboration with NSF, DOE, NIH (USA), BSF (Israel) and NICT (Japan). This international call supports collaborative research and data sharing projects in computational neuroscience. While the 2024 deadline has passed, similar calls may open in the future.
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International call on Computational Neuroscience – NEUC 2024 | ANR International call on Computational Neuroscience – NEUC 2024 ANR launches in collaboration with NSF, DOE and NIH (USA), BSF (Israel) and NICT (Japan) a call for research and data sharing projects in computational neuroscience.
This call concerns an opening of the NSF program “Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience » (CRCNS) as detailed in the document “ Solicitation 24-510 ”. Through the CRCNS program, the participating funding organizations support collaborative activities that span a broad spectrum of computational neuroscience research, as appropriate to the missions and strategic objectives of each agency.
Two classes of proposals will be considered in response to this solicitation: Research Proposals describing collaborative research projects, and Data Sharing Proposals to support sharing of data and other resources. Binational as well as multinational projects can be submitted. The consortium must comprise at least one French partner and one American partner and can additionally include Japanese and/or Israeli partners.
The proposals will be evaluated according to NSF evaluation procedures in association with ANR and the other partner agencies of the programme. Each agency funds the partners in the respective country, according to its own national rules. Appendix for French participants Project description - French participants List of selected projects The proposals should be submitted before 17:00 (5 p.
m. submitter's local time) The document « Appendix for French participants » introduces the modalities of the opening of the program ‘Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience: Innovative Approaches to Science and Engineering Research on Brain Function’ (CRCNS) to French-US projects. The instructions for French participants are complementary to the instructions of NSF “Solicitation 24-510”.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Consortia comprising at least one French partner and one American partner, with optional Japanese and/or Israeli partners. French partners must be research organizations and undertakings. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
International call on Computational Neuroscience – NEUC 2024 is funded by ANR France in collaboration with NSF, DOE, NIH (USA), BSF (Israel) and NICT (Japan). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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