The University of Arizona LGBTQ+ Institute
Bringing people and ideas together to conduct LGBTQ+ research, design LGBTQ+ relevant curricula, and develop public LGBTQ+ focused programming.
Yes, a few are listed below.
Arizona Institute for AI and Society
The Arizona Institute for AI and Society (AI2S) is driving the University of Arizona as a national leader in responsible AI, Machine Learning and Data Science. We unify pioneering research, strategic support and campus-wide expertise to solve real-world challenges and propel innovation across disciplines.
BIO5 Institute
Tackles complex problems, using the collaborative power of five core research areas: agriculture, engineering, medicine, science, and pharmacy.
Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry
The Confluencenter is a research incubator for the arts, humanities, and social sciences, dedicated to fostering collaboration across disciplines.
Biosphere 2
A living laboratory for controlled scientific studies of Earth systems, an arena for scientific discovery and discussion, and a provider of public education.
STEM Learning Center
Working to advance quality education programs in science, technology, engineering and math for the benefit of Arizona youth, educators, and employers.
Writing a Strong First Page
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Presented by Prof. Nathan Cherrington, Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies - College of Pharmacy; Prof. Bryan Heidorn, Director, School of Information; and Research Development Services team members. A first page that is detailed yet concise, passionate yet professional, conclusive yet stage-setting serves as an introduction to everything that follows in the proposal. “Writing a Strong First Page” will provide researchers with tips and ideas for capturing reviewer’s attention from the very start of a research proposal and will include agency-specific advice.
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Getting Ahead of the Request for Proposals
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Receiving a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement often requires engagement prior to the release of a solicitation or request for proposals. This session will introduce researchers to some of the more common ways of helping either shape a solicitation or better understand the upcoming solicitation.
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How can I find potential collaborators?
There are several portals and databases that can be used to search for potential collaborators. For more information on these as well as collaboration spaces, centers and institutes, core facilities, and other tools and resources, visit the Collaboration section of the Research Gateway.