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Calls for Papers
Office of Naval Technology Postdoctoral Fellowship
(US Citizens)
ONR
sponsors a Posdoctoral Fellowship Program at a number of naval R&D
centers and laboratories. The selected participants will work in a
Navel Laboratory environment while interacting eith senior naval warfare
center and or laboratory scientists and engineers.
ONR Postdoctoral Program Projects Office /
ASEE, 1818 N. Street, Suite 600 /
Washington, D.C. 20036-2479
Deadlines: year-round:
January 1, April 1, July1, or October 1
U.S. Navy-ASEE Summer Faculty Research Program & U.S. Navy-ASEE Sabbatical Leave Program
This program provides engineering, science, and other faculty members
the opportunity to participate in research at Navy R&D centers for
10 weeks during the summer or while on sabbatical leave.
Participants must be U.S. citizens holding teaching or research
appointments at U.S. colleges and universities.
Deadlines: year-round:
Jan. 1 (for summer program)
Jan. 1, April 1, July 1, Oct. 1 (for sabbatical programs)
Navy-ASEE Faculty Research Programs / American Society for
Engineering Education / Suite 600 / 1818 N Street, N.W. /
Washington, DC 20036 / 202-331-3525 or 202-331-3500.
National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in
Engineering and Science (GEM)
GEM provides graduate fellowships (M.S. Engineering Fellowship,
Ph.D. Engineering Fellowship, and Ph.D. Science Fellowship) to
underrepresented minority students.
Deadline: December 1
GEM Central Office / P.O. Box 537 / Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 /
219-287-1097, FAX 219-287-1486
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Field: Open
Deadline: Jan. 6
National Research Council,
Fellowship Office / 2101 Constitution Ave., /
Washington, DC 20418 / (202) 334-2860.
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NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship Program
10-11-week summer research program For U.S. citizens
with teaching or research appointments in universities, preferably
with a minimum of two years of teaching experience. The objectives
are to further the professional knowledge of qualified engineering and
science faculty members, and to stimulate an exchange of ideas between
teaching participants and employees of NASA.
Deadline: Jan. 13
NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship Program / American Society for
Engineering Education / Suite 600 / 1818 N Street, NW / Washington, DC 20036 /
202-331-3525 or 202-331-3500
The Computing Research Assocation (with support from Microsoft Corporation)
launched in 1994 an annual awards program to recognize undergraduate
students who show exceptional promise in an area of importance to computing
research.
Deadline: Jan. 15 (for nominations)
AT&T Bell Labs Graduate Research Program for Women
Deadline: Jan. 15
Special Programs Manager - GRPW /
AT&T Bell Labratories /
600 Mountain Avenue /
Room 3D316 /
Murray Hill, NJ 07974
Adelle and Erwin Tomash Fellowship in the History of Information
Processing
The Charles Babbage Institute (founded in 1987 with the aim of conducting
and promoting historical research in socio-economic and technical
aspects of information processing) is accepting applications for
the Adelle & Erwin Tomash Graduate Fellowship. This fellowship will
be awarded for the academic year to a graduate student whose
dissertation will address a topic in the history of computers and
information processing. The stipend will be $10,000 plus up to an
additional $2,000 for tuition, fees, travel to the Babbage Institute,
and other approved research expenses. Preference will be given to
students who have completed all requirements for the Ph.D. except the
research and writing of the dissertation.
Deadline: Jan. 15
Charles Babbage Institute / University of Minnesota / 103 Walter
Library / 117 Pleasant Street S.E. / Minneapolis, MN 55455 / 612-624-5050,
FAX 612-625-8054
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As a means of increasing the number of U.S. citizens trained in
disciplines of science and engineering of military importance, The Department
of Defense plans to award approximately 90 new 3-year graduate fellowships
in April. National Defense Science and Engineering
Graduate Fellowships will be awarded for study and research leading to
doctoral degrees in aeronautical and astronautical engineering; biosciences;
chemical engineering; chemistry; cognitive, neural, and behavioral science;
computer science; electrical engineering; geosciences; manufacturing
sciences and engineering; materials science and engineering; mathematics;
mechanical engineering; naval architecture and ocean engineering;
oceanography; and physics.
National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellows selected
will receive a stipend in addition to full tuition and required fees.
Recipients of National Defense Science and
Engineering Graduate Fellowships do not incur any military or other service
obligation.
Deadline: Jan. 18
NDSEG Fellowship Program / 200 Park Drive, Suite 211 / P.O. Box 13444 /
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3444 / ATTN: Dr. George Outterson /
919-549-8505, FAX 919-549-8205 / Internet: ndseg@aro-emh1.army.mil
Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship Program
The DOE Computational Science Fellowship Program is designed to support
highly capable students pursuing graduate study in applied sciences
or engineering disciplines with applications in high performance
computing. Fellows must also participate in off-campus research at
designated practicum centers.
The program offers a minimum of $18,000 annual stipend and payment of
tuition and fees for graduate study in scientific and technical
discliplines using computational science methods. The program is
open to U. S. citizens and permanent resident aliens who have completed
their first year of graduate school. Appointments are reviewed
annually and may be renewed up to a limit of four years.
Deadline: January 26
For application materials:
E-mail: calhoun@tiger.ams.ameslab.gov
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded the
Computing Research Association (CRA) $530,000 for continued support of
a distributed mentor project for undergraduate females in computer
science and computer engineering (CS&E). The intent of the program is
to increase the number of women entering graduate school in CS&E by
involving them in research at a university with a female mentor.
Because of the limited number of female researchers in CS&E who can
serve as role models and mentors, we feel the undergraduates should be
brought directly to the professors for a summer of research. Students
will be involved in research and will also learn how a research
university operates, meet graduate students and professors, and get a
chance to observe a successful female researcher up close.
Deadline: Feb. 1
Extended Deadline: Feb. 9
Electronic submissions are encouraged:
cra-student@cs.wisc.edu
Anne Condon /
Computer Sciences Department /
University of Wisconsin /
Madison, WI 53706, USA
Phone: (608) 262-3158
Fax: (608) 262-9777
Reference: J. O'Rourke,
Mentor Project Targets Female Undergrads,
Computing Research News, Vol. 5, No. 4, Sept. 1993, pp. 3-5.
Deadline: Feb. 3
Deadline: Feb. 3
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The Universities Space Research Association (USRA), in collaboration with
the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center's (GSFC) Earth Sciences Directorate,
is offering a limited number of graduate student research opportunities
for Summer. The program is scheduled for June 6 to August 14.
The program is designed to spur interest in interdisciplinary studies within
the Earth system sciences and will enable selected students to pursue
specially-tailored research projects in conjunction with Goddard scientific
mentors.
The program is open to students enrolled in or accepted to a U.S. accredited
graduate program in the Earth, physical or biological sciences, mathematics,
computer science, or engineering. Minorities and women are encouraged
to apply. Students must commit to the full ten week period.
Deadline: February 12
Address:
Ms. Paula L. Webber / Program Coordinator / USRA/GSSP /
7501 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 206 / Seabrook, MD 20706
Phone: (301) 805-8396
Fax: (301) 805-8466
Internet: paula@gvsp.usra.edu
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Xerox Corporate Research & Technology proudly announces the expansion of its
Summer Intern Program. In addition to research projects at PARC, a number of
projects in research or advanced development are now being offered at the
Digital Imaging Technology Center (DITC) and the Architecture and Document
Services Technology Center (ADSTC), making internships available in Northern
and Southern California as well as Western New York.
Deadline: February 14
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Primarily for computer science Ph.D. students.
Deadline: Feb. 14
ARPA Sponsored Graduate Research Fellowships in High Performance Computing
The University of Maryland's Institute for Advanced Computer Studies is
accepting proposals in high performance computing (HPC).
Deadline: February 17
Internet: johanna@umiacs.umd.edu (Johanna Weinstein)
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Two more of the very successful CRA Workshops on Academic Careers for
Women in Computer Science are being offered this year. These workshop bring
women just starting their academic careers -- either advanced graduate
students or newly hired faculty -- together with more established
researchers. The more senior women serve as panelists, giving information
and advice on many aspects of academic careers. Topics include the tenure
decision, building a research program, teaching, getting a job, first year
surprises, writing a grant proposal, networking, the perspective from the
smaller schools, time management, and balancing a career with a family.
Each of the workshops is associated with a major conference; the first
is a short version to be held in conjunction with the ACM Computer Science
Conference and the second is a much longer, 1 1/2 day version, to be held in
conjunction with the Federated Computing Research Conference. Travel grants
supported by the National Science Foundation are available for the FCRC
version.
For further information and applications for travel grants (FCRC only),
contact Jan Cuny (cuny@cs.uoregon.edu).
ACM COMPUTER SCIENCE CONFERENCE '96
Philadelphia, PA
CRA Workshop,
Date: Feb 19
10:30am-12:00pm and 2:00pm-3:00pm
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