[Sehefac] CIS/ RED Interdisciplinary MiniLabs
Dana Simmons
dana.simmons at ucr.edu
Thu Feb 15 14:02:15 PST 2024
Hi all,
This is from CIS Co-Director Jeanette Kohl:
https://ideasandsociety.ucr.edu/minilabs/
The Center for Ideas and Society’s “Being Human” Initiative and the Office
of the Vice Chancellor of Research and Economic Development invite
proposals for cross-campus, interdisciplinary research mini-labs under the
rubric of Innovation Through Humanities.
Proposals for small, interdisciplinary, short-term labs may explore any
research area but should include a strong grounding in humanities
scholarship and methods. In addition to the group’s main research agenda,
labs should reflect on and interrogate at least one of the following
questions:
- How can the humanities guide innovation and problem-solving in other
disciplines?
- What form do innovative and successful collaborations across academic
fields take?
- Should we reimagine traditional humanities disciplines and, if so, how?
- The goal of these experimental and interdisciplinary workgroups is to
foster cross-campus conversations and seed grant applications (individually
or as a group).
Application Requirements
MiniLab.02 project groups meet over the course of one quarter in Summer
2024, Fall 2024, Winter 2025 or Spring 2025
- Each lab will consist of 4-5 UCR faculty investigators, with at least
2 members from CHASS
- Each participant will receive $500 in research funds at the end of the
project
- If desired, funds may be pooled to cover group meeting expenses during
the quarter
- At the end of the quarter, each group will submit a position paper
that outlines the work conducted and provide information about grant
applications coming from the minilab
- Participants agree to attend a lunch in spring or fall 2025 to meet
with other MiniLab 2.0 groups
--
Dana Simmons
Acting Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Society, Environment
and Health Equity
Cooperating Faculty, Department of History
University of California, Riverside
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