This year, we are excited to announce a partnership between FSU, FAMU and TCC that replaces the Sneak Peek with the first annual “Discovery on Parade,” which is an interinstitutional effort to showcase research and commercialization in all of Tallahassee’s institutes of higher education. Exhibit Your Research at Discovery on Paradeįor the past six years, the FSU Office of Commercialization has hosted an event called “Sneak Peek” where FSU researchers have shared with the community the impressive work being accomplished by our labs, institutes and centers that have potential for commercial success in the form of licenses, products, or startup businesses. The Office of Proposal Development has uploaded the recorded videos for our two most recent trainings for anyone unable to attend: NIH ASSIST Workshop and CRC Workshop. In order for the proposal to receive a technical review, all the required documents listed in the Request for Proposals (RFP) must be uploaded and submitted in the CRC Submission Portal (or EIEG Submission Portal) seven days before the program deadline. Additionally, revisions cannot be accepted after the program deadline. Please note that ultimately, your proposal’s accuracy is in your hands and is not the responsibility of the CRC to correct. If your submission is received after the seven day window, an effort will be made for review however, there is no guarantee that a technical review will take place. In an effort to assist faculty, the CRC Coordinator provides faculty the opportunity for a technical review as long as proposals are submitted and received the required approvals seven working days prior to the program deadline.īy submitting your proposal seven days before the due date, the CRC Coordinator will review your proposal to ensure that the proposal follows the program guidelines, the budget is accurate, required documents are incorporated, Chair and Dean approvals have been obtained, etc. Failure to complete all forms and documents as requested can result in a proposal not going forward for review. Click here to see the Request for Proposal (RFP).Īll CRC funding programs are listed in detail here.ĬRC Programs: Submit Early for Technical ReviewĪs with any grant, the programs of the CRC have guidelines that must be followed for submission. Click here to see the Request for Proposal (RFP).Įquipment and Infrastructure Enhancement Grant proposals for the fall 2015 round are due Oct. Multidisciplinary Support proposals are due by Oct. Click here to see the Request for Proposal (RFP). Small Grant Proposals for the fall 2015 round are due Oct. 1 funding decisions will be made mid-November. Planning Grant proposals for the fall 2015 round were due Oct. Location: Facility for Arts Research, 3216 Sessions RoadĬost: $695/person (FSU employees and students receive 50 percent discount) Council on Research & Creativity updates To register, contact Ryler Calabrese at Nov. Seats are limited, and we encourage you to register early to secure a spot. In this comprehensive three-day class, taught by experienced Rhino-certified technicians, you’ll learn to create and edit accurate free-form 3D NURBS models. An industry standard used in disciplines such as naval architecture and digital fabrication, Rhino offers tools for object creation and editing, presentation and more.
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Rhino is a powerful, free form 3D modeling software. The Facility for Arts Research at FSU is offering a Rhino class that is open to the general public.
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Facility For Arts Research Offering 3D Software Class In the video, Greg outlines the exciting advancements the MagLab is pursuing in the fields of energy, materials and life. National High Magnetic Field Laboratory Director Greg Boebinger is featured in a Science 2034 video produced by our partners at the Science Coalition, a multiuniversity group dedicated to promoting the importance of university research.
October 2015 Newsletter MagLab Director Talks FSU With Science Coalition
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