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Program archived by NSF — single 2022 funding cycle has concluded and no successor opportunity is posted
Historical funding: Up to $100,000 (may not exceed 20% of original award amount)
Prior eligibility: U. S. Principal Investigators (PIs) with active NSF awards. Indian partners apply to Technological Innovation Hubs (TIHs) in India.
US-India Collaborative Research Supplemental Funding Requests is a program from the National Science Foundation that funds supplemental research activities connecting U.S. researchers with India's Technology Innovation Hubs (TIHs) supported by the Indian Department of Science and Technology. Available through NSF's CISE and Engineering directorates, supplements of up to $100,000 (not exceeding 20% of the original award) support U.S.-India collaborations for up to one year. Partnering TIHs are located at IIT Delhi (cobotics), IIT Bombay (IoT), IIT Madras (sensor and control systems), IIT Jodhpur (computer vision and AR/VR), Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata (data science), and IIT Varanasi (predictive analytics). Eligible applicants are current NSF award holders in CISE or Engineering directorates seeking to add an India-based collaborative component. Note: this solicitation has been archived.
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