Research Stimulation Awards support efforts leading to the probable development of a research project, accomplishment of a pilot project, or data collection that might lead to the development of another research project. Applicants should have considerable experience in survey methodology or statistical analysis. Fellows have access to Center data and organizational facilities, including computer equipment, and select a specific research project after appointment. The Center is particularly interested in the application of biostatistical techniques to the analysis of education data and in the construction of price indices for education. Supports unusual departmental or institutional efforts in education in the chemical sciences.
Awards are seed money rather than sustaining grants.
Deadline cited is for required preliminary letter. Full proposals are due September 15. This page has been accessed 69 times since May 20, 2000.