Connectionists: New AFOSR Cognitive & Computational Neuroscience research funding portfolio

[GREENWALD, HAL S DR-04 USAF AFMC AFOSR/RTA]

Dear Colleagues,

Please check out AFOSR's new research funding portfolio in Cognitive and
Computational Neuroscience! The Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience
program funds high-risk, high-potential basic research that uses
experimental and computational modeling techniques from systems
neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, computational/theoretical
neuroscience, cognitive science, and cognitive psychology to understand the
neural mechanisms responsible for perception, cognition, and behavior. The
program also supports brain-inspired algorithm and hardware development
provided these are useful for testing proposed neuroscience theories and/or
enabling novel capabilities in computing, artificial intelligence, or
autonomous systems.

The Broad Agency Announcement is posted at
https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=305996 (see
file FA9550-18-S-0003 Amendment 002.pdf)

Awards under this BAA are not limited to US researchers. Although the BAA
remains open year round, to be considered for FY19 funding, full proposals
should be submitted via grants.gov no later than
mid-February. Emailed pre-proposals in the form of white papers
(approximately 3-5 pages, excluding references) describing specific research
questions and approaches are encouraged.

Regards,
Hal Greenwald

Hal S. Greenwald, Ph.D.
Program Officer, Cognitive & Computational Neuroscience
Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR/RTA)
875 N. Randolph St.
Arlington, VA 22203-1768
(703) 588-8441
neuroscience at us.af.mil	
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