Subject: April Bulletin - MPS and STIA Dates
From: Dot Baker <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 91 09:25 EST

Hi Paul,
   Please post this to the listserver as:
          NSFBULLETIN4.910401
                             Dottie
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             MPS  Mathematical and Physical Sciences
                          CFDA #47.049
 
PROGRAM DEADLINES:
 
April 1, 1991--
 
NSF/CBMS Regional Conference Series in Mathematical Sciences.
For applications or information contact the Office of Special
Projects, Division of Mathematical Sciences (357-3453).  [P.T.42,
K.W.1010000].

   STIA  Scientific, Technological, and International Affairs
                          CFDA #47.053
 
PROGRAM DEADLINES:
 
April 1, 1991--
 
U.S.-Australia Cooperative Science.  Proposals for joint
research, seminars, and visits.  Contact Dr. Carole Ganz,
Division of International Programs (357-9564). [P.T.34,42,48;
K.W.0112006,0400000,0600000,1000000].
 
U.S.-Hungary Joint Board for Scientific and Technological
Cooperation.  Cooperative activities include joint research
projects and bilateral workshops.  Contact Ms. Bonnie Thompson,
Division of International Programs (357-7494).
 
U.S.-Poland Maria Sklodowska-Curie Joint Fund II.  Cooperative
activities include joint research projects and bilateral
workshops.  Contact Ms. Bonnie Thompson, Division of
International Programs (357-7494).
 
U.S.-Yugoslavia Joint Board for Scientific and Technological
Cooperation.  Cooperative activities include joint research,
bilateral workshops, and project development visits.  Contact Ms.
Rose Bader, Division of International Programs (357-9550).
[P.T.34,42; K.W.0112150].
 
May 1, 1991--
 
U.S.-France Cooperative Science.  (Brochure NSF 88-15).
Proposals for cooperative research projects and joint workshops/
seminars.  Contact Ms. Christine Glenday,  Division of
International Programs (357-7554).  [P.T.34,42,48;
K.W.1000000,0400000].
 
U.S.-Latin America Cooperative Science Programs.  Cooperative
Research (partial support), bilateral workshops and scientific
visits.  Foreign collaborator must submit a parallel proposal to
counterpart agency.
 
     U.S.-Argentina Cooperative Science.
     U.S.-Brazil Cooperative Science.
     Dr. David Kelland (357-9564).
 
     U.S.-Mexico Cooperative Science.
     U.S.-Venezuela Cooperative Science.
     Dr. Harold Stolberg and Dr. David Kelland (357-9564).
 
Division of International Programs.  [P.T. 34,42,48;
K.W.0400000,0600000,1000000].
 
May 15, 1991--
 
U.S.-Japan Cooperative Science Program and U.S.-Japan Program of
Cooperation in Photoconversion and Photosynthesis.  (Brochure NSF
90-144)  Annual deadline; proposals for travel to support
cooperative research and joint seminar activities.  Contact Japan
Program, NSF, Room 1214, Washington, D.C. 20550 or, via E-mail,
[email-masked] (Internet) or NSFJinfo@nsf (Bitnet).  [P.T.
34,42,48; Loc.0112070; K.W. 1002033,1003003].
 
June 17, 1991--
 
Small Business Innovation Research.  (Solicitation NSF 90-31).
Contact Division of Industrial Science and Technological
Innovation, Ms. Laverne Flurry (357-9666). [P.T.34; K.W.0901043].
 
TARGET DATES:
 
April 1, 1991--
 
U.S.-China Cooperative Science.  (Brochure NSF 82-50).
Cooperative research only.  The program does not accept travel
requests or unsolicited proposals for joint seminars and
workshops.  Proposals received after target date will be
processed when received. Call for current status of program:  Ms.
Patricia Tsuchitani or Ms. Alice Hogan (357-7393).  [P.T.34;
K.W.0112027].
 
May 1, 1991--
 
U.S.-Eastern European Cooperative Science.  (Brochure NSF 81-
27).  Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and Romania
cooperative research projects and bilateral workshops.  Ms.
Bonnie Thompson, Division of International Programs (357-7494).
[K.W.0104002].
 
U.S.-Italy Cooperative Science.  Proposals for cooperative
research projects and joint workshops/seminars.  Dr. Harold
Stolberg, Division of International Programs (357-9564).
[K.W.0112067].
 
June 1, 1991--
 
Long-term Research Opportunities in Japan.  (Brochure NSF 90-
144)  U.S. researchers can visit Japanese government,
university, and industrial laboratories for six to 24 months.
Contact Japan Program, NSF, Room 1214, Washington, D.C. 20550 or,
via E-mail, [email-masked] (Internet) or NSFJinfo@nsf
(Bitnet).  [P.T.34; Loc.0112070].