NC State – University of Adelaide Starter Grants Available
NC State Global offers funding for NC State faculty or staff to enhance research collaboration and academic exchange with the University of Adelaide in Australia.
The strategic partnership between the University of Adelaide and NC State is a preferred relationship that leverages complementary strengths and trans-disciplinary scholarship to advance research collaboration and academic exchange. This funding program is designed to provide pump-priming and early contact partner outreach with the expectation that they will lead to more substantive engagement resulting in high quality outputs. Examples of collaborative projects include international research training for graduate students or early career faculty, publication of joint papers or research bids.
Priority Areas:
- Defence/Cybersecurity
- Energy
- Human Health/Epigenetics
AVAILABLE FUNDING
Up to $20,000
Proposals may include the following collaborative activities:
- Workshops, guest lecture and high-level seminars on multidisciplinary research
- Video-conference seminars
- Development of joint industry-research collaborations with global impact
- Delivery of a joint publication resulting from collaborative research or scholarship activities
- Collection of preliminary data to augment a full proposal with potential for global impact to a funding agency
- Creation and support of joint resources such as websites, research collaboration sites or other social networking tools
- Exchange of post-graduate and PhD students
Contacts:
Mr. David Dixon, North Carolina State University, ncstateglobal@ncsu.edu
Ms. Khloe Xu, University of Adelaide, khloe.xu@adelaide.edu.au
2015 Grant Recipients:
Project Title | NC State Collaborator | Adelaide Collaborator |
Developing genomic approaches to track the evolution of insecticide resistance in serious agricultural pests | Fred Gould | Simon Baxter |
International Research Collaboration on the Retrofit of Critical Civil Engineering Infrastructure Subject to Extreme Loading | Rudolf Seracino | Michael Griffith |
Tunable Band-gap Metal Oxides for Solar-Driven Catalysis of Hydrogen Production | Paul A. Maggard | Tak W. Kee |
The hormonal control of female reproductive development in flowering plants | Jose Alonso | Matthew Tucker |
Cardiac Patches for Heart Diseases by Intelligent Injectable Hydrogels | Ke Cheng | Hu Zhang |