Since 1912, RCSA has been providing catalytic funding for grants, conferences and advocacy to support: Early career faculty • Innovative ideas for transformative research • Integration of research and science teaching • Interdisciplinary research • Building tomorrow's academic cultures.
RCSA’s Program Officer Silvia Ronco Elected CUR Chemistry Division Chair
RCSA President Jim Gentile:
Will the United States Concede Solar Power to China?
ANNOUNCEMENTS
2010 Annual Report
Come see the key milestones that define RCSA in the 2010 Annual Report.
RCSA Announces Second-Round Scialog Fellows
Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) has announced its latest Scialog Fellows: recipients of grants awarded through Scialog®, a major new research initiative.
Spring 2011 Cottrell College Science Awards
Research Corporation for Science Advancement's Spring 2011 Cottrell College Science Awards total $1.8 million. The 48 grants go to early career scientists at primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs) in the United States. These awards support significant research contributing to the advancement of science and to the professional and scholarly development of faculty, and their students, at liberal arts colleges and PUIs.
Science - Dialog - Transformation
Scialog (Science Dialog):
A Methodology for Accelerating Breakthroughs for Solving Complex World Issues
Published in the Journal of the Electrochemical Society-Interface
NEWS
Newly Elected CUR Chemistry Division Chair
The Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) has named RCSA Program Officer Silvia Ronco to a two-year term as chair of its Chemistry Division.
Cottrell College Awardee Receives a Prestigious NSF-CAREER Award
Kelling Donald, an assistant professor at the University of Richmond, was awarded an NSF-CAREER award to further develop new understanding of chemical processes through computational research. Read more.
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