[CWN-Summit] FWD: NSF Networking Technology, Systems

Harold Feld hfeld at mediaaccess.org
Wed Feb 8 14:43:34 CST 2006




>= Original Message From CANDY at URI.EDU =====
>NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF)
>
>NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY, SYSTEMS
>
>SCOPE: The National Science Foundation seeks research proposals in
>all aspects of networking, from future end-to-end architectures to
>wireless sensors and strategic research on current Internet.
>
>DEADLINE: MARCH 2, 2006
>
>FUNDING: $40 million for 60 to 80 awards, including: individual
>investigator and small group awards of $120,000 a year each for three
>years; large group awards of up to $500,000 a year each for four
>years; infrastructure awards of up to $500,000 a year each for three
>years; small planning grants and grants for workshops.
>
>ELIGIBILITY: U.S. colleges and universities; non-profit, non-academic
>organizations, such as independent museums, observatories and
>research laboratories; for-profit organizations with strong
>capabilities in scientific or engineering research or education; and
>state and local governments.
>
>PRIORITIES: NSF encourages proposers to "make bold assumptions" about
>the future of networking. Four funding areas are:
>
>--Programmable wireless networks that seek to exploit the
>capabilities of programmable radios to make more effective use of the
>frequency spectrum and improve wireless network connectivity.
>
>--Networking of sensor systems that seek to create architectures,
>tools, algorithms and systems that make it easy to assemble and
>configure networks of sensor systems.
>
>--Networking broadly defined, encompassing theoretical and
>experimental research and/or education projects that expand
>understanding of large, complex, heterogeneous networks.
>
>--Future Internet projects that seek to design the next generation
>Internet, from core functionalities to security and manageability
>
>FOR MORE INFORMATION:
>
>         http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2006/nsf06516/nsf06516.htm
>
>
>CONTACT:
>
>Darleen Fisher
>Tel:  (703) 292-9010
>E-mail:  dlfisher at nsf.gov
>
>or
>
>Charlene Dunn
>Research Office
>874-5475
>candy at uri.edu
>
>
>--



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