High-Risk Research in Biological Anthropology and Archaeology
Anthropological research may be conducted under unusual circumstances, often in distant locations.
As a result the ability to conduct potentially important research may hinge on factors that are impossible to assess from a distance and some projects with potentially great payoffs may face difficulties in securing funding.
This program gives small awards that provide investigators with the opportunity to assess the feasibility of an anthropological research project.
It is required that the proposed activity be clearly high risk in nature.
The information gathered may then be used as the basis for preparing a more fully developed research program.
Investigators must contact the cognizant NSF Program Director before submitting an HRRBAA proposal.
This will facilitate determining whether the proposed work is appropriate for HRRBAA support.
As a result the ability to conduct potentially important research may hinge on factors that are impossible to assess from a distance and some projects with potentially great payoffs may face difficulties in securing funding.
This program gives small awards that provide investigators with the opportunity to assess the feasibility of an anthropological research project.
It is required that the proposed activity be clearly high risk in nature.
The information gathered may then be used as the basis for preparing a more fully developed research program.
Investigators must contact the cognizant NSF Program Director before submitting an HRRBAA proposal.
This will facilitate determining whether the proposed work is appropriate for HRRBAA support.
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
NSF Publication 19-570
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Each Award recipient must be a U.S.-based not-for-profit institution or organization.
For the purpose of this solicitation, not-for-profit organizations include universities and state and local governments.
Eligible applicants may be consortia of non-profit institutions.
Existing MEP manufacturing extension centers are eligible.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=nsf19570
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Date Posted:
2019-03-23
Application Due Date:
Archive Date:
2019-10-01
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