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    Workshop Awards support New Mexico researchers, educators, students, and experts in collaborative working groups that address research gaps and build partnerships across disciplines and institutions.

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    Funder: New Mexico EPSCoR

    Due Dates: November 16, 2026 (Fall best consideration) | April 16, 2027 (Spring best consideration) | At least two months before the workshop (Submission lead time)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $7,500 per workshop

    Summary: Supports collaborative working groups that address gaps in New Mexico’s research ecosystem and build research partnerships.

    Key Information: At least two New Mexico institutions or research organizations must be represented.


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    New Mexico EPSCoR’s Research Infrastructure Optimization for New Mexico (RIO-NM) team offers Workshop Awards to catalyze partnerships and strengthen cross-institutional research collaboration. The program brings together faculty, postdoctoral researchers, students, educators, and subject matter experts to address self-identified gaps and the challenges of conducting high-impact research in New Mexico.

    Awards support working groups advancing ideas and theories, analyzing recent or existing data, engaging industry in research, developing industry-academic workforce partnerships, or exploring science in policy and management decisions. Workshops should build collaborations across disciplines, facilities, or institutions around topics in NSF’s Research Focus Areas and/or New Mexico’s Science and Technology Plan. Intended outcomes can include ideas for future competitive proposals, publications, and new research or industry collaborations, with learning shared among relevant stakeholders.


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