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NU Collaboration INITIATIVE

innovation for mission-essential research

NSRI PRIORITIES

The University of Nebraska System Collaboration Initiative request for applications for NU Fiscal Year 2026 funding is live at nebraska.edu/collaboration-initiative. The following areas are NSRI priorities, and extended details are provided on the priorities sheet.
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Strategic Deterrence & Nuclear

  • Examination and experimentation with different machine learning methodologies
  • Novel explorations of Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (JEMSO)
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Food, Agriculture & Environment Security

  • Assess risk, including secondary and tertiary impacts, across a whole of society framework for high-consequence agricultural pathogens
  • Novel methodologies and risk-assessment studies for identification of actual or potential undiscovered environmental pathogens
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Chemical and Biological Defense

  • Next-generation CBRN medical countermeasures
  • Advanced wearables technology that include the delivery of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) medical countermeasure therapeutics

Calendar

October 16, 2024
Deadline to register for annual meeting.

November 1, 2024
Annual meeting (required)

January 15, 2025
Applications deadline, 11:59 p.m. CT

All details at nebraska.edu/collaboration-initiative.

Selection Process

NSRI projects fall under the University of Nebraska System Collaboration Initiative in the preliminary data and application preparation grant category.

Within this category, reviewers are asked to rate applications to determine the potential for the PI/Co-PIs to build research teams that will actively seek and ultimately receive extramural funding.

Applications are also reviewed by the NSRI science and technology advisory council. Final funding decisions are made by the NU Executive Vice President and Provost and NU Vice Provost.

Q&A

Have a question? Ask it here, and we'll get back to you soon. Please note, projects must be led by University of Nebraska researchers, faculty, students and staff.

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