Collaboration Grants for Mathematicians – $8,400 – Due Jan 26th

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Sponsored by The Simons Foundation

Eligibility:            Public, Private

Award(s):           Grants of $8,400 per year for up to five years are awarded: $6,000 collaboration, travel, and research funds for the awardee; $1,000 for the department to enhance research atmosphere; and $1,400 for indirect costs.

Deadline(s):       Applications are due January 26, 2022.

Focus:   Professional Development, Scholarships/Fellowships, Technology Equipment/Devices, Transportation

Grade Level(s):  Adult, Higher Ed

Content Area(s):             Mathematics

State(s):              National

Description:       The Simons Foundation awards Collaboration Grants for Mathematicians to support research activities among mathematicians in different institutions. The grant program is intended to increase contacts between active and accomplished mathematicians that lack access to funding for collaborations. Grants may be used for travel, research, and visitor expenses.

Eligible applicants are individual mathematicians with full-time tenure-track or tenured appointments in US institutions with a PhD department in mathematics. Applicants must also have a current record of active research and publication in high-quality journals. Applications must be submitted online. Up to 140 grants are awarded yearly, with funds paid to each awardee’s institution.

Contact:              Elizabeth Roy, Senior Program Manager

Mathematics and Physical Sciences Division

The Simons Foundation

160 Fifth Ave. 7th Fl.

New York, NY 10010

Phone: 212.524.6966

Email: mps@simonsfoundation.org (For questions)

Website:             https://www.simonsfoundation.org/grant/collaboration-grants-for-mathematicians/