Support of international cooperation in science and engineering
is an integral part of NSF's mission. The Office
of International Science and Engineering (OISE) promotes
and coordinates international cooperation by supporting new
partnerships between U.S. scientists and engineers
and their foreign colleagues, or new cooperative projects
between established collaborators. Activities can be in any
field of science and engineering research and education supported
by NSF. Participation of students, recent Ph.D.'s, junior faculty
members, women, and minority and disabled scientists and engineers
is an OISE priority.
Latest News
from OISE (formerly INT):
June 2004
- See 2 new funding solicitations for
1) planning
visits & workshops;
and 2) developing
global scientists and engineers. A Dear
Colleague Letter describing OISE's new programmatic approach
and support for international research and education activities
is
also available. Please consult these documents before submitting proposals
to OISE. (These replace OISE's old program solicitation
NSF 03-559.)
Other
OISE solicitations remain unchanged and in effect (Int'l
Research Fellowships (NSF 02-149), East Asia & Pacific
Summer Institutes for U.S. Grad Students (NSF 03-608), and Pan-American
Advanced
Studies Institutes (NSF
03-506)).
OISE
in the News - links
to recent news items about OISE staff & programs.
Available
online - EAP-funded US-China
Cooperation Program in Science Policy, Research, and Education,
hosted by Nat'l Center for Tech & Law at Geo Mason Univ.
Available
online - Directors
Handbook of Best Practices for Int'l Res Exper for Undergrads.
