TEACHERS ASSOCIATESHIP FOR RESEARCH EXCELLENCE (TARE)
Call for proposals under this scheme will be notified soon..
This scheme aims to facilitate mobility of faculty members working in a regular capacity in State Universities / Colleges and in private Academic Institutions to carryout research work in an established public funded central institution such as IITs, IISc, IISERS, National Institutions (NITs, CSIR, ICAR, ICMR labs and other central institutions) and Central Universities, located preferably nearer to the institution where the faculty member is working. Research work will be carried out in such a manner to ensure that PI continue to work in the host institute as well as his / her parent institute on mutually agreed terms between the PI and Mentor.
Eligibility
- Indian citizen residing in India holding Ph.D. degree in Science / Engineering or MS / MD in Medicine are eligible to apply.
- The applicant(s) must hold a regular academic / research position in State Universities/ Colleges and private Academic Institutions.
- Applicant should not hold any ongoing research projects or any fellowship at the time of submission of application.
- The upper age limit for the award is 45 years at the time of the submission of application. Age relaxation of 5 (five) years will be given to candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/Physically Challenged & Women candidates.
- Mentor should be at the level of Associate Professor/Scientist E, or higher level.
- Only one candidate will be allowed to work with a mentor at any given point of time.
Nature and Duration of Support
Not exceeding three years covering areas under Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences & Mathematical Sciences, including interdisciplinary areas. Research fellowship of Rs. 60,000/- per year (in addition to the researcher's own salary) will be provided subject to completion of minimum 90 days research work per year in the host institution. Research grant of Rs. 5 lakhs per annum (50% each to host and parent institution) and overheads (as per SERB norms) will be provided.
Selection & Mode of Application
- The call for proposals will be notified through the website www.serbonline.in and www.serb.gov.in
- The proposals will be evaluated through peer review processes as per SERB guidelines.
How to apply Online
- Applicant(s) should first register into the online website. click here to register
- After log-in, applicant(s) are required to fill all the mandatory fields in Profile Detail section under User Profile. which includes Bio-data, Photo, Institute Address etc.
- Summary of the project proposal; Project Title (max 500 characters), Abstract of the proposed work (max 3000 characters), Keywords (max 6), Objectives of project (max 1500 characters), Expected output and outcome of the proposal (max 1500 characters), have to be entered at the time of proposal submission.
- Other relevant information of the proposal must be uploaded in single PDF file not more than 10 MB as other technical document (OTD). Download Template
- Documents required (in PDF) should be in prescribed format:
- Biodata of the applicant (under user profile section)
- Other technical details of the proposal Download Template
- Certificate from the Investigator Download Template
- Endorsement certificate from the Head of Parent Institution Download Template
- Endorsement Letter from the Head of host Institution Download Template
- CV of the Mentor Download Template
- Category certificate
- Age proof certificate
- Joining report Download Template
- Mandatory 90 days attendance certificate by the end of the financial year Download Template
- Plagiarism undertaking Download Template
Q1: I am having a DST funded Project as a Co-PI, can I apply for TARE scheme
Q2: In case of selection, is it mandatory to divide the funding and share 50% each to host and parent institutions? Can it be given to only host institution?
Q3: What kind of management responsibilities does the parent institution get?
Q4: Clarification on the term "Research work". whether it refers to fresh research work only or ongoing research work without any external grant or fund
Q5: Can I choose Panjab University as Host institution for TARE because Panjab University is not a central university nor state university?
Q6: I want to understand the meaning of clause "The applicant(s) must hold a regular academic / research position in State Universities/ Colleges and private Academic Institution"
Q7: Working day: 90 days attendance should include host institute working days attendance only or 90 days working in host institute during institutes working days, summer vacation, winter vacation, public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Q8: Is there any limit on how old institute is affiliated for Eg.10 year, 20 year or so?
Q9: What is the maximum distance between parent and host institute?
Q10: How many candidates can a mentor can guide?
Q11: How many applications can an institute forward?
Q12: Is the mentor and applicant subject areas should match exactly?
Q13: Can I get age relaxation, over and above the relaxation given in the program for filing the application?
Q14: Is 90 days attendance compulsory requirement to get the fellowship money sanctioned? Can project be granted without the fellowship component?
SERB Project Information System & Management
SERB PR oject I nformation S ystem & M anagement (PRISM)
Teachers Associateship For Research Excellence
This scheme aims to facilitate mobility of faculty members working in a regular capacity in State Universities / Colleges and in private Academic Institutions to carryout research work in an established public funded institution such as IITs, IISc, IISERS, National Institutions (NITs, CSIR, ICAR, ICMR labs and other central institutions) and Central Universities, located preferably nearer to the institution where the faculty member is working. Research work will be carried out in such a manner to ensure that PI continue to work in the host institute as well as his / her parent institute on mutually agreed terms between the PI and Mentor.
Nature of Support
Not exceeding three years covering areas under Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences & Mathematical Sciences, including interdisciplinary areas. Research fellowship of Rs. 60,000/- per year (in addition to the researcherâs own salary) will be provided subject to completion of minimum 90 days research work per year in the host institution. Research grant of Rs. 5 lakhs per annum (50% each to host and parent institution) and overheads (as per SERB norms) will be provided.
Eligibility
- Indian citizen residing in India holding Ph.D. degree in Science or MS / MD in Medicine or M.E. / M.Tech. in Engineering / Technology are eligible to apply.
- The applicant(s) must hold a regular academic / research position in State Universities/ Colleges and private Academic Institutions.
- Applicant should not hold any ongoing research projects or any fellowship at the time of submission of application.
- The upper age limit for the award is 45 years at the time of the submission of application. Age relaxation of 5 (five) years will be given to candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/Physically Challenged & Women candidates.
- Mentor should be at the level of Associate Professor/Scientist E, or higher level.
How to Apply Online
Call for the proposals will be made once in a year and will be notified in the SERB website.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: I am having a DST funded Project as a Co-PI, can I apply for TARE scheme?
A1: Researchers being part of another project as Co-PIs, can apply.
Q2: In case of selection, is it mandatory to divide the funding and share 50% each to host and parent institutions? Can it be given to only host institution?
A2: TYes. Research fellowship of Rs. 60,000/- per year (in addition to the researcherâs own salary) will be provided subject to completion of minimum 90 days research work per year in the host institution. Research grant of Rs. 5 lakhs per annum (50% each to host and parent institution) and overheads will be provided.
Q3: What kind of management responsibilities does the parent institution get?
A3: Parent institute mustundertake all project implementation related work including purchase, preparation of UC/ES, relieving PI for research work in the host institute, etc. as of any other funded projects.
Q4: Clarification on the term "Research work". whether it refers to fresh research work only or ongoing research work without any external grant or fund.
A4: Fresh and ongoing research work not supported by any externally funded individual centric projects.
Q5: Can I choose Panjab University as Host institution for TARE because Panjab University is not a central university nor state university?
A5: Only central institutes / national research labs and universities are eligible as host institute.
Q6: Can the awardee accept only the "Fellowship" without the "project grant"?I want to understand the meaning of clause âThe applicant(s) must hold a regular academic / research position in State Universities/ Colleges and private Academic Institutionâ
A6: The term "Regular" in the context of SERB refers to the applicants who are appointed against the sanctioned post or in a tenure post but are likely to be renewed after the end of the tenure. [Note: Research Associates, Ad-hoc faculties, Guest Faculty, Visiting Scientist, consultant, Project Fellows and Faculty members whose contract is renewed every year are not eligible.] (In cases where it is not covered in any of the above, SERB has the right to determine the eligibility)
Q7: Working day: 90 days attendance should include host institute working days attendance only or 90 days working in host institute during institutes working days, summer vacation, winter vacation, public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays.
A7: 90 days working in host institute includes, working days, summer vacation, winter vacation, public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays, provided host institute allows to work and issue attendance certificate by the end of the year.
Q8: Is there any limit on how old institute is affiliated for Eg.10 year, 20 year or so?
A8: Is there any limit on how old institute is affiliated for Eg.10 year, 20 year or so?
Q9: What is the maximum distance between parent and host institute?
A9: Distance is not fixed, you need to justify the reasons for selection of institute whatso ever the distance, which will be evaluated by the committee. PI are advised to find the expertise/mentor nearer to their parent institute. Preference may be given to the candidates proposing host institute nearer to parent institute.
Q10: How many candidates can a mentor can guide?
A10: A mentor can forward any number of applications, but only one candidate will be allowed to work with a mentor depending up on the merit of the proposal.
Q11: How many applications can an institute forward?
A11: There are no fixed numbers.
Q12: CIs the mentor and applicant subject areas should match exactly?
A12: The basic concept of this project itself is to execute the project in collaborative mode where the expertise of the mentor should be useful in executing the project work of the applicant. Accordingly, the expertise of mentor and applicant should fulfill the requirements of the proposed project work.
Q13: Will all the Awardees opting for project grant will be given the grant?Can I get age relaxation, over and above the relaxation given in the program for filing the application?
A13: The upper age limit for the award is 45 years at the time of the submission of application. Age relaxation of 5 (five) years will be given to candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/Physically Challenged & Women candidates.
Q14: Is 90 days attendance compulsory requirement to get the fellowship money sanctioned? Can project be granted without the fellowship component?
A14: The basic concept of this project itself is to execute the project in collaborative mode where the applicant should work with the mentor and get trained at higher level. For which the minimum attendance period of 90 days is mandatory and hence the proposals without fellowship component will not be considered.
Q15: If the applicant goes to the host institution less than 90 days/year and does not get the scholarship money of Rs. 60,000/year whether he/she will be eligible to get the project money?
A15: It is mandatory to fulfill the minimum 90 days research work per year in the host institution. For other areas Ph.D. is mandatory.
Q16: I have completed my M.Tech. and continuing my Ph.D. Can I apply for TARE project?
A16: PG degree holders in Engineering / Medicine stream can apply.
Q17: It is mentioned that M.E. / M.Tech. in Engineering / Technology are eligible to applyâ. Are teachers with M.Pharm. degree eligible to apply?
A17: Yes, M.Pharm. / MDS / M.V.Sc. degree holder are eligible to apply.
Q18: Can my Ph.D. supervisor be a mentor for TARE project?
A18: Yes. Researchers who are pursuing their part time Ph.D. without any external funding in the Central institutes can apply with their Ph.D. supervisor. Researchers pursuing Ph.D. (on full time basis) under Faculty Improvement Program, Quality Improvement Program, study leave etc. are not eligible to apply.
Q19: Is only researcher having ongoing project with DST / SERB not eligible for apply or any ongoing projects.
A19: Researchers having any funded projects are not eligible to apply.
Q20: Can I apply from any other Central institutes other than mentioned in the TARE scheme? Eg.Centre for Materials for Electronics Technology (C-MET), Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology.
A20: You can apply for any Central institutions having relevant R&D infrastructure.
Q21: Whether applications from the regions where very limited Central institutes are available will be given with privilege or not?
A21: Selection for TARE scheme will be purely competitive mode based on the scientific merit of the proposal.
Q22: Any clauses that bound for publication of research work findings in conferences / journals as well Ph.D. thesis?
A22: No, but PI are expected to bring out joint publications with the mentor from the results emanated out of this project andis mandatory to acknowledge SERB funding for the research work.
Q23: Can I use the money to hire a project fellow? Can the fellow be paid 50/50 by both institutions?
A23: No, the TARE awardee is expected to do research on his / her own.
Q24: If I succeed in getting the TARE grant, can I apply for, say, an extramural grant later?
A24: Applicant should not hold any ongoing research projects or any fellowship at the time of submission of application. You are not eligible to avail any other project from DST/SERB until you complete TARE project.
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The DST Applied Group is an initiative of AC4 that brings together researchers and practitioners that are using DST or other systemic approaches in research or practice. The goal of the group is to translate the theoretical promise of DST into practical tools to help us better understand and respond to complex conflicts. Tools that members of the group are currently working on include training curricula for students, business executives and political figures, computer simulation models to inform public policy, novel conflict assessment methodologies for workplaces, communities, or societies emerging from conflict, and other projects at the research-practice nexus of systemic thinking and conflict.
To expand this work, the Advanced Consortium on Cooperation Conflict and Complexity (AC4), the International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution (ICCCR) at Columbia University, The Institute of World Affairs (IWA) at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) at George Mason University are supporting the development of an Innovation Lab on Dynamical Systems Theory, Peace and Conflict. The general goals of the Innovation Lab are to create opportunities, structures and support mechanisms to bring together experienced scholar-practitioners working with complexity science, conflict and peace to share leading-edge ideas, methods and practices and to inspire and support collaborative work in this area for moving the work forward.
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The five percent: finding solutions to seemingly impossible conflicts by peter t. coleman (2011).
One in every twenty difficult conflicts ends up not in a calm reconciliation or tolerable standoff but as an acute and lasting antagonism. Such conflicts—the five percent—can be found among the diplomatic and political clashes we read about every day in the newspaper but also, and in a no less damaging and dangerous form, in our private and personal lives, within families, in workplaces, and among neighbors. These self-perpetuating conflicts resist mediation, defy conventional wisdom, and drag on and on, worsening over time. Once we get pulled in, it is nearly impossible to escape. The five percent rule us.
Attracted to conflict: The emergence, maintenance and transformation of malignant social relations By Robin Vallacher, Andrzej Nowak, Peter T. Coleman, Lan Bui-Wrzosinska, Larry S. Liebovitch, Katharina Kugler, and Andrea Bartoli (2013)
This book addresses the subject of intractable social conflict from a new vantage point. Here, these types of conflict represent self-organizing phenomena, emerging quite naturally from the ongoing dynamics in human interaction at any scale—from the interpersonal to the international. Using the universal language and computational framework of nonlinear dynamical systems theory in combination with recent insights from social psychology, intractable conflict is understood as a system locked in special attractor states that constrain the thoughts and actions of the parties to the conflict. The emergence and maintenance of attractors for conflict can be described by means of formal models that incorporate the results of computer simulations, experiments, field research, and archival analyses. Multi-disciplinary research reflecting these approaches provides encouraging support for the dynamical systems perspective.
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The Research Development Office has developed a database of currently available funding opportunities primarily for Indian researchers. This database is constantly being updated. Although most of the available funding comes from the Government of India, there are many other opportunities from India and overseas that can be applied for.
| British Petroleum (BP)/Bird life International/ Conservation International/Fauna and Flora international/ Wildlife conservation society | Team based projects for individuals from developing countries who are early in their conservation career and demonstrate leadership potential | To be announced | Upto 3 years | |
| CIFAR | Applicants can be from anywhere in the world, must hold a PhD (or equivalent) and be within the first five years of a full-time academic position. Scholars’ research interests must be aligned with the themes of an eligible CIFAR research program. | 5th Feb-2020 | 2 years | |
| DAE | Individual Scientists/Engineers of the DAE constituent units, as well as those outside DAE, working in public funded institutions. Age less than 47 years | Rolling Programme | 5 years | |
| DBT | Age less than 60 years. emplyoment at a research institute. | To be announced | 3 years with possibility of 2 year extension | |
| DBT | Age less than 45 years. At least 3 years of post-doctoral research experience with last two years from an overseas laboratory. | To be announced (Jan) | 5 years | |
| DST-SERB | PhD/MD with excellent proven track-record. Age less than 40 years. | Rolling programme | 5 years | |
| DST-SERB | PhD, less than 68 years. Needs to be nominated by the institute | Rolling programme | 5 years | |
| DST | PhD, Age 30-40 years | To be announced (April) | 5 years | |
| International Brain Research Organisation (IBRO) | Scientists who are developing a successful basic/clinical research career in a developed country and wish to return to their country of origin or to a less developed country | 1 September | ||
| Lady Tata Memorial Trust | Strong scientific leadership with more than 10 years experience running an independent lab | To be announced | 3+2 years based on review of progress | |
| SERB | To recognize and reward outstanding performance of Principal Investigators (PIs) of SERB Projects. | 27-July-2020 | 3 years | |
| SERB | To create a funding framework for empowering women researchers in Science, Technology and Innovation(STI) | 31 Dec-2020 | 3 years | |
| DBT-Wellcome Trust India Alliance | Strong scientific leadership with more than 10 years experience running an independent lab | No longer accepting applications to this scheme | 5 years | |
| DBT-Wellcome Trust India Alliance | 4-7 years PD experience | 30 July-2020 (Prelim)
| 5 years | |
| DBT-Wellcome Trust India Alliance | 7-15 years PD experience | 30 July-2020 (Prelim) | 5 years | |
| DBT-Wellcome Trust India Alliance | 4-7 years of post-MD/post-MS/post-MPH/post-PhD or equivalent research experience | To be announced (January) | 5 years | |
| DBT-Wellcome Trust India Alliance | 7-15 years of post-MD/post-MS/post-MPH/post-PhD or equivalent clinical research experience | To beannounced (January) | 5 years | |
| Alexander Humboldt Foundation | Independent PI (Assistant Professor/ Junior Research GL) with < 12 years experience | Rolling programme | 6-18 months, can be divided into 3 blocks of minimum 3 months each in 3 years. | |
| Alexander Humboldt Foundation | Min Master's level education, first degree less than 12 years ago, practical experience in climate protection/ nature conservation,with leadership potential | 1-March-2020 | 1 year | |
| American Cancer Society | Beginner Independent investigator or clinician | To be announced | 6-12 months | |
| Indo-US Science and Technology Forum | Microbiologists with significant experience in research or teaching in the field, who have obtained a Phd within past 10 years | 15 December each year | short term | |
| Union for international cancer control (UICC) | (any country overseas) | PhD/MD with min 2 years postdoc experience | To be announced (March) | 3 months |
| US-India Educational Foundation | Indian faculty/researchers with at least 5 years teaching experience, preferably below 50 years of age | To be announced (July) | 4-9 months | |
| British Petroleum (BP)/Bird life International/ Conservation International/Fauna and Flora international/ Wildlife conservation society | Minimum team of three with at least 50% involved in previous CLP project and additional new team members with no more than 5 years of paid experience in the conservation sector | To be announced in September | Upto 2 years | |
| CSIR | PhD, regular appointment in a research institute | Rolling Programme | 3 years | |
| DBT | PhD, regular appointment in a research institute | Rolling Programme | 3-5 years | |
| DBT | Public-Private Partnership Programme of DBT supports research initiatives of Indian Biotech Industry solely or in collaboration with academic partners. Operated through BIRAC | To be announced | ||
| DBT | PhD (age limit 55 years) Women Scientists who are employed or unemployed or are desirous of coming back after a break. | To be announced | 3+2 years | |
| DBT | The primary applicant should be the Project Coordinator with established proof-of-concept ready for validation with proven expertise in the proposed area, demonstrated through publications/patents and earlier executed research projects.
| To be announced | 18-24 months | |
| DST (SERB) | PhD, regular appointment in a research institute | 9th March-2020 | 3 years | |
| DST(SERB) | PhD, must hold a regular academic/research position in a recognized academic institution/ or national laboratories or any other recognized R&D institutions and must apply not later than the first two years of their regular service | 2nd March-2020 | 3 years | |
| DST (SERB) | The applicant(s) must hold a regular academic/research position in a recognized institution | 3 years (extendable to 5 years) | ||
| DST (SERB) | The academic partner must hold a regular academic/research position in an academic institution. All industries (including MSME & industrial R&D Centres) are eligible. | Rolling programme | 3 years | |
| DST (SERB) | Ph.D. degree in any branch of science and engineering, age limit: 35-55 years of age working in institutions in India. | Rolling Programme | 3 years | |
| DST | for unemployed women scientists | Rolling programme | 3 years | |
| DST | For unemployed women scientists whose age limit is below 57 years | To be announced | 2 years | |
| DST | Scientists/academicians should have a research background in Cognitive Science and hold a regular position | To be announced (June) | 3 years | |
| DST | For research in the field of Nano science and technology, online application | Rolling programme | 3 years | |
| DFG – German Research Foundation | Any researcher with Ph.D | Rolling programme | 3 years | |
| DBT-Wellcome Trust India Alliance | A minimum of three investigators (investigators should have PhD/MD/MBBS-MS/MPH or equivalent, with at least 5 years of experience in running an independent research group or lab). | To be announced (April) | 5 years | |
| EARTHWATCH Institute US/International | Advanced scholars and professionals of any nationality, covering any geographic region. EARTHWATCH supports doctoral and post-doctoral researchers, or researchers with equivalent scholarship or commensurate life experience | 18 Months prior to reseach initiation | Grants renewed annually, long-term research projects are encouraged. Principal investigators to indicate their projected research term. | |
| Gates | Pump-priming funding for initial ideas. | To be announced | 1-6 years* (with extension) | |
| ICGEB | Should hold positions at Universities or Research Institutes in any of the ICGEB Member States. | To be announced (April) | 36 months | |
| James McDonnell Foundation (USA) | 5-15 years post PhD with a regular position in a non-profit research institution. No nationality restrictions | To be announced | 3-6 years | |
| Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) | PhD, MD or equivalent with faculty position in research or educational institute. No citizenship or country requirements | Rolling Program | 1 year | |
| Sree Padmavathi Venkateswara Foundation (SreePVF) | To support research in the area of biological Sciences for individuals and groups engaged in the broad areas of biological and chemical sciences. | 31st-Aug-2020 | 3 years | |
| USAID/NSF | PIs in developing countries collaborating with a PI in US having a NSF grant active for the duration of the award | To be announced (Jan) | 1-3 years | |
| WWF-India | for individuals based in India to carry out conservation research or undertake a conservation project | grants are provided twice a year. phase I applications to be submitted by 30 June and Phase II applications by 31-Dec | 6-12 months | |
| HHMI/ Gates/ Wellcome Trust/ Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation) | Applicants having outstanding scientific training records and exceptional potential for significant in their independent careers and are trained in the United States or United Kingdom at the doctoral, medical, or postdoctoral level for at least 1 year. | To be announced | 5 Years | |
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| DBT | PIs with strong track record, permanent position at a non-profit research institution | To be announced | 5 years, (extendable by maximum 5 years) | |
| DBT | Public and deemed institution/university or private UGC recognized institution/University (including deemed universities) certified for doing Research and Development activities by DSIR | To be announced | Upto 5 years | |
| DST | All Science Centres having strong postgraduate teaching and research programs which have existed for at least 3 years. | To be announced | 5 years | |
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| AISTDF | Faculty member at eligible Indian/ ASEAN MS universities/ publicly funded research institutes. The total number of participants on each side should not exceed two. | Rolling scheme. Formal processing of the proposals shall start wef 1st Jan, 1 April, 1 July, 1 Oct each year. | 24-36 months | |
| BRICS | Should consist of partners from at least three of the BRICS countries. All applicants must fulfil their respective national eligibility rules for research grant applications Budget: Research funding and exchange visits | To be announced (Nov) | 3 years | |
| DST-CEFIPRA | one industrial partner and one research institutes each from India & France (2+2 Model). | 1st Feb &1st July each year | 3 years | |
| DST-CEFIPRA |
| At least two scientists, one each from India and France as Principal Collaborators. Principal Collaborators and Joint Collaborators should have permanent position in an Indian or French University/R&D Institution. | 15 Jan & 15 July each year | 3 years |
| DBT/CDTI, Spain | To support collaborative research projects between scientists in Spain and India in all areas of biotechnology e.g. health biotechnology, industrial biotechnology, nano-biotechnology, agro-biotechnology, biofuels and bioenergy, marine biotechnology, bioinformatics and biomedical engineering | To be announced | 4 years | |
| DST/JSPS (Japan) | Scientists/ faculty members working in regular capacity in UGC recognized Universities/ Deemed Universities/ Academic Institutes and National Research & Development Laboratories/ Institutes. | To be announced | 2 years | |
| DBT-BMBF | Scientists/faculty members working in regular capacity in universities, national R&D laboratories/ institutes/universities and private R&D institutes /companies | To be announced | 2 years | |
| DST- DeitY | The Indian Project Lead must be a commercial company. Academic institutions, research hospitals, other R&D institutes can participate in the projects as co-investigators. | To be announced | ||
| DST-RFBR | The team leaders must hold a full-time position at a university or research institute in their respective countries. | To be announced | 2 years | |
| DST | The applicant should be a Leader of a team of scientists in each country and should hold a full-time position at a University or Research Institution | To be announced | 2 years | |
| Human Frontier in Science Program (HFSP) | Junior Independent PI, within 5 years of obtaining an independent position | 30th March 2020 (LOI) | 3 years | |
| Human Frontier in Science Program (HFSP) | Independent PI | To be announced (March) | 3 years | |
| Human Frontiers in Science Program (HFSP) | Need to have held one of 2 Feeder Fellowships | To be announced | 3 years | |
| Indo-US Science and Technology Forum | Needs 2 Indian and 2 American scientists from academia and laboratories (both public and non government) | To be announced | 2 Years | |
| Indo French Centre for the Promotion of Advanced Research IFCPAR | PhD, permanent appointment in a research institute | To be announced (Jan) | 3 years | |
| INNO INDIGO Partnership Programme | Public and/or private entities are eligible according to their respective national/regional regulations. At least three partners of which two partners must be from two different European countries participating in the call, and one from India | To be announced | 2-5 years (DBT), 3 years (DST) | |
| National Geographic | No restriction on educational qualification. applicants must provide a record of prior research or conservation action as it pertains to the proposed project. | at least 8 months prior to anticipated field dates | 1 year | |
| NSF-SERB | Individual scientists and research groups from academic institutions, research laboratories and non-profit R&D institutions, which are eligible for normal DST/SERB grants. | To be announced | 5 years | |
| DBT/DIIS, Australia |
| Applicant should be from Indian not-for- profit research organization/education institution/ public/private research company. Have at least one Australian partner and confirmation from the implementing Australian agency that a corresponding application from that Australian partner has been received.
| To be announced (Jan) | 3 years |
| DBT/EU, Europe |
| To support collaborative research proposals between scientists in India and Europe on projects related to broad thematic areas including Health, biotechnology, food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine, maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy.
| The deadlines vary for the different themes. 22nd Jan, 2019 (Biotechnology), 23rd Jan, 2019 (food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine, maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy); 5th March, 2019 (Biotechnology); 24th April, 2019 (Health)
| 3-5 years |
| DBT/DFG, Germany | F | Applicants must be from Government of India supported or recognised (Public or Private) academia; research organizations and urban or other local bodies.
| Proposals accepted any time of the year | 3 years |
| DST/RCN, Norway | I | Applicants must be from Government of India supported or recognised (Public or Private) academia; research organizations and urban or other local bodies.
| 22-Feb-2019 | 3 years |
| DBT/CRDF/NIH |
| To create single network CRDF consisting of multiple clinical and laboratory research sites and a multidisciplinary team of Indian and U.S. investigators that addresses an array of TB research questions of importance to India in the global context. Applicants must be from Government of India supported or recognised (Public or Private) academia; research organizations and urban or other local bodies.
| 28-Feb-2019 | 5 years |
| Wellcome-DBT India Alliance | To support collaborative research projects that address an important health challenge for India.
| 17-June-2019 | 5 years | |
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| BBSRC (UK) | Promotes scientifc exchange especially of early career scientists between India and UK | To be announced (Nov) | 4 years | |
| Cambridge -India |
Academics at Indian universities with an existingacademic relationship with colleagues at the University of Cambridge or vice versa
| Rolling Scheme | 1-2 weeks | |
| CEFIPRA-DST | Students registered for PhD in an Indian/French institution | 15-May-2019 | 3-6months | |
| DST/ DAAD (Germany) | collaborative travel for upto 4 visits on either side | To be announced | 2 years | |
| DAAD, Germany | University academics and scientists from India on active duty | To be announced | 1-3 months | |
| DBT/ MCTI (Brazil) | Needs Brazilian collaborator, regular position in research institute | To be announced | 3 years | |
| DST/BELSPO, Belgium |
| Academicians who already have an on-going project grant with Belgium collaborator are eligible to participate. Indian scientists, who are presently implementing more than one research project supported from the International Division of the DST are not eligible to apply.
| To be announced | |
| INSA |
| PhD (<10 years of post-PhD experience), Indian national, residing in India, holding a regular position in a recognized S&T Institution/University. | To be announced | 3-9 months |
| IUSSTF |
| US/Indian citizens. PhD and Master students currently enrolled at a regionally accredited institution of higher education in U.S.
| To be announced | 3 months |
| Matsumae International Foundation (Japan) | PhD, permanent appointment in a research institute.Needs to work in Japanese institute. | 31-July-2019 | 3-6 months | |
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| CEFIPRA-BIRAC | The proposals must involve at least two French partners (one academia and one industry) and two Indian partners (one academia and one industry) | To be announced | 2 years | |
| DBT | PhD (age limit 55 years). Women currently unemployed, temporarily employed or looking for change in career path | To be announced | 12 months | |
| DST | Age upto 67 years | 2 years | ||
| Rolex Awards | Will support projects in the field of science and health, applied technology, exploration and discovery, the environment, and cultural heritage | To be announced | 12-18 months | |
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In May, the Nashville Partnership for Education Equity Research —a collaboration between Metro Nashville Public Schools and Vanderbilt Peabody College of education and human development—hosted its inaugural research symposium at the MNPS Martin Center for Professional Development. The symposium included poster presentations on research projects to improve equity outcomes across MNPS and panel discussions on research processes, practices, and lessons learned from PEER collaborations. The symposium provided opportunities for MNPS school board members, Vanderbilt University researchers, and MNPS leadership to engage and learn from one another.
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- MNPS: Elisa Norris, Allison D’Aurora, Sean Braisted, Ashford Hughes, Renita Perry
- Vanderbilt: Sean Corcoran, Erin Henrick, Changhee Lee, Mary Smith, Melody Suite, Richard Welsh
- MNPS: Sanjana Ballal-Link, Peter Busienei, Kevin Edwards, Meri Kock, Emily Munn, Matt Nelson, Kwame Nti, David Williams
- Vanderbilt: Richard Welsh, Jamie Klinenberg, Changhee Lee, Kayla Fike, David Diehl, Joanne Golann
- MNPS: Carol Brown, Taylor Biondi, Catherine Knowles
- Vanderbilt: Jennifer Russell, Tom Smith, Meghan Riling, Kathryn McGraw
- MNPS: Jill Petty, Jessica Slayton, David Williams, Stephanie Wyka
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Rapid response teams engage in short research projects of six months or less to provide quick, actionable evidence on pressing questions for MNPS. Three rapid response teams presented posters:
- Vanderbilt: Maury Nation and Megan McCormick
- MNPS: Caroline Marks, Peter Busienei, Krista Davis, Nécole Elizer
- Vanderbilt: Kelley Durkin, Luke Rainey, Marcia Barnes, Bethany Rittle-Johnson, Rebecca Adler
- MNPS: Katie Pattullo, Casey Souders, Peter Busienei
- Vanderbilt: Claire Smrekar, Amanda Alibrandi, Brittany Baker
- MNPS: Sanjana Ballal-Link, Sarah Chin, Kevin Edwards
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Panel 1: What We’re Learning About Creating Shared Research Plans
PEER working group members discussed how their teams create and share actionable research plans relevant to the needs of MNPS and other districts and contribute to understandings in research literature. The panelists emphasized the importance of stakeholder engagement, literature reviews, and balancing practical needs with research contributions.
- Panelists: Kayla Fike, assistant professor of human organizational development; Jennifer Russell, professor of leadership, policy, and organizations; Taylor Biondi, MNPS RTI-behavior coordinator; and Meri Kock, MNPS ACT coordinator
- Moderator: Ellen Goldring, Patricia and Rodes Hart Professor of Education and Leadership and vice dean of Peabody College
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The panelists discussed the importance of amplifying student voices, developing specific research questions, and building close partnerships between Vanderbilt and MNPS colleagues to ensure projects deliver concrete and actionable recommendations.
- Panelists: Brittany Baker, assistant director of equity and immersion Vanderbilt; Kelley Durkin, research assistant professor; and Sanjana Ballal-Link, MNPS director of partnerships for postsecondary readiness
- Moderator: Adrienne Battle, MNPS director of schools
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PEER working group members discussed how equity informs partnership practices, their attention to power dynamics between researchers and practitioners, and the design and implementation of research plans to ensure that designs are equitable. They also highlighted the importance of listening to students, families, and community members when making decisions about policies, programs, and initiatives.
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- Moderator: Erin O’Hara Block, MNPS School Board Member, District 8
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Women faculty/researchers in Engineering exposed to research insights, funding of research at Grant writing workshop
Women faculty/researchers in engineering from less endowed engineering/technological institutions/universities from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, and Telangana were exposed to research insights, funding of research, evaluation of research grants, and related aspects at a workshop on Writing R&D Grant Proposal for Women Engineers organised November 10-11, 2022 at IIT Tirupati.
The workshop jointly organized by the Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE) and Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), DST encouraged women engineers in the country to undertake research and seek funding for their research proposals. The engineers were made aware of the role of funding agencies, type of research grants, writing research grants, contents of the proposal, formulation of proposal, ways of defending a research grant, and the implementation of research grants.
Prof Sivaji Chakravorti delivering the Inaugural Address
Prof Sivaji Chakravorti, Vice-President, INAE & Professor, Electrical Engineering Department, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, stressed that teaching and research goes hand in hand and to bridge the heterogeneous gender gap, it is essential to encourage women engineers to undertake research, for which seeking funding is a prime factor. A book on “Research Insights” authored by Dr. Rajiv K Tayal, Formerly Scientist-G, DST, who was also the resource person for the workshop, was released during the inaugural session.
L to R: Prof Sivaji Chakrvaorti, Prof KN Satyanarayana, Dr Rajiv K Tayal
and Dr. DR Prasada Raju during the book release on “Research Insights.”
Prof Sivaji Chakravorti and Dr. DR Prasada Raju, Former Scientists at DST, delivered special lectures on Project-based learning and specific funding opportunities, respectively. Besides the technical sessions, various group activities to inculcate confidence in women engineers on writing an effective R&D grant proposal to seek funding from government agencies were also conducted over the span of the one and half-day workshop.
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The candidates received certificates from Prof G Ranga Janardhana, Vice Chancellor Jawaharlal Nehru National Technological University (JNTU), and Anantpur, the Chief Guest for Valedictory Session.
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The scheme aims to provide financial support to researchers in all streams working as teachers in the universities and colleges to meet requirements for individual and research in specialized areas who wish to undertake, along with teaching work, a Minor Research Project or working for doctorate degree under an approved supervisor.
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Call for Proposals under this scheme has closed since Mar 21 2023 05:00 PM 05:00 PM. This scheme aims to facilitate mobility of faculty members working in a regular capacity in State Universities / Colleges and in private Academic Institutions to carryout research work in an established public funded central institution such as IITs, IISc ...
The Teachers Associateship For Research Excellence (TARE) scheme aims to facilitate mobility of faculty members working in a regular capacity in State Universities / Colleges and in private Academic Institutions to carryout research work in established public funded institutions such as IITs, IISc, IISERS, National Institutions (NITs, CSIR, ICAR, ICMR labs and other central institutions) and ...
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Research fellowship of Rs. 60,000/- per year (in addition to the researcherâ s own salary) will be provided subject to completion of minimum 90 days research work per year in the host institution. Research grant of Rs. 5 lakhs per annum (50% each to host and parent institution) and overheads (as per SERB norms) will be provided.
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A book on "Research Insights" authored by Dr. Rajiv K Tayal, Formerly Scientist-G, DST, who was also the resource person for the workshop, was released during the inaugural session. L to R: Prof Sivaji Chakrvaorti, Prof KN Satyanarayana, Dr Rajiv K Tayal. and Dr. DR Prasada Raju during the book release on "Research Insights."