From CC-NIE/IIE/DNI to Building a Cohesive Platform for Collaboration Over Advanced Cyberinfrastructure
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Session Abstract
This presentation will consist of a panel of CC-NIE/IIE awardees who will give a brief talk about their experiences with drafting, submitting, and deploying their proposal. A range of topics will be covered including a brief overview of each proposal, Submission Tips and Challenges, Design/Deployment Challenges, Researcher Collaboration Tips and Challenges, and a case study where a proposal led to increased collaboration and massive gains in network efficiency for a specific science workflow.
Attendees will leave the session with a better understanding of why early (and constant) researcher collaboration will help with NSF funding proposals and lead to continued network success stories.
Speakers
Speaker Ryan Harden University of Chicago
Speaker Anita Nikolich NSF (National Science Foundation)
Speaker Roy Hockett University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
Speaker Joseph Breen University of Utah
Speaker Don Preuss National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Speaker Chris Konger Clemson University
Speaker Frank Feltus Clemson University
Presentation Media
From CC-NIE /IIE/DNI To Building A Cohesive Platform For Collaboration Over Advanced Cyberinfrastructure
Speaker Ryan Harden University of Chicago
NSF CC-NIE & CC-DNI at the University of Michigan
Speaker Roy Hockett University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
Campus Networking: The Importance of Researcher Collaboration
Speaker Anita Nikolich NSF (National Science Foundation)
Primary track Innovations in Advanced Networking