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Find similar grantsResearch Initiation Grant (RIG) - New Mexico Space Grant Consortium is sponsored by New Mexico Space Grant Consortium (NASA Affiliate). RIG grants provide seed funding to faculty for research projects that align with NASA Mission Directorates and goals. This supports the development of competitive research capabilities.
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Research Initiation Grant (RIG) | New Mexico State University | BE BOLD. Shape the Future. Research Initiation Grant (RIG) The New Mexico Space Grant Consortium (NMSGC) Research Initiation Grant (RIG) is designed to provide seed funding to faculty who are conducting research that aligns with NASA Mission Directorates and NASA Field Centers.
The purpose of this program is to provide funding to develop competitive research, technology projects, and programs for the solution of scientific and technical problems of importance to NASA. As is true with all NMSGC programs, we support a balanced portfolio of education, research, public service, and include opportunities for all New Mexico faculty, students and New Mexicans.
This opportunity is open year-round; however, it is contingent upon grant funding availability and period of performance. Submit application and all required elements in one combined PDF to nmsgc@nmsu. edu Click here for RIG Application Guidelines Click here to download RIG Application Applications are accepted at any time and are contingent upon funding.
Please note that if awarded, the award process can take up to six weeks to be completed. If you have any questions, contact NMSGC at nmsgc@nmsu. edu
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty at universities in New Mexico. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Research Initiation Grant (RIG) - New Mexico Space Grant Consortium is funded by New Mexico Space Grant Consortium (NASA Affiliate). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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