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http://francestanford.stanford.edu/collaborative_projects
1.1 Objective
The France-‐Stanford Center for Interdisciplinary Studies aims to bridge the disciplines of the humanities, social sciences, sciences, engineering, business
and law, addressing historical and contemporary issues of significance for France and the United States from a broad range of perspectives. Its programs
bring faculty members, researchers and students from across Stanford's departments and schools into contact with colleagues in France, to explore issues of common intellectual concern, to advance collaborative research, and to foster interdisciplinary inquiry. The France-‐Stanford Center sponsors high
quality collaborative research projects likely to foster new linkages and deepen existing connections between French scholars and students and their counterparts at Stanford University. Applications are invited from scholars working in all fields of learning.
Collaborative Research in the Humanities and/or Social Sciences Collaborative research does not necessarily require co-‐authorship. The Center recognizes that
much humanistic research and some social science research takes the form of individually authored publications but that the research process leading to
such publications may be greatly benefited by the availability of meaningful opportunities to engage at length with others scholars. The Center seeks to promote precisely such opportunities by funding short-‐term visits, during which scholars can embed themselves in another institution and participate in
that institution’s intellectual life by, inter alia, giving lectures, participating in workshops, and engaging in more informal exchange. There is, moreover, no requirement
that the research address French or francophone topics.
1.3 Eligibility The France-‐Stanford Center seeks to fund research projects across all disciplines. Priority will be given to projects with the potential to develop new collaborations involving junior researchers, and to those leading to collaborative work on interdisciplinary issues. Applications must be submitted jointly by researchers affiliated with a French institution and researchers in any Stanford department, as long as they are eligible to serve as principal
investigators. The phrase “French institution” is intended to be interpreted broadly, encompassing public and private universities, public technical universities, institutes of technologies and autonomous scientific higher education institutes, Grandes Ecoles, government agencies and organizations, and non-governmental organizations. Please note, moreover, that applicants based at a French institution and seeking to do research at Stanford need not possess French citizenship. Likewise, applicants based at Stanford and seeking to do research in France need not possess U.S. citizenship. Please note that applicants seeking funding for a Conference or a Workshop should not submit an application for collaborative research, but instead one for Conferences/Workshops.
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Location | Worldwide |
Period of progress | September 1, 2016 – August 31, 2017 |
Total budget | 0 ₮ |
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Created at | 2016-06-14 |
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