Call for Proposals Data Science 2020
The team Data Science of the Center for Information Technology (CIT) invites researchers of the University of Groningen and the University Medical Center Groningen to submit proposals for innovative data science projects.
Data scientists deploy innovative techniques to extract knowledge from data using a combination of skills in the areas of machine learning, artificial intelligence, computing science, statistics and various research domains.
Timeline
- The deadline for submission of the pre-proposals is 15 October 2020.
- The deadline for submission of the final proposals is 13 December 2020.
- The final selection takes place on 13 January 2021.
Research support
Researchers can apply for the support from one or more data scientists (from inside and outside the university) appointed by RIS for a maximum of 450 hours. While being employed by the CIT, the data scientist(s) may work at the researcher's location in order to facilitate collaboration. The duration of a project is max. 2 years. A small bench fee (max €3000) is available for items like databases, licenses, hardware.
Annual IT plan 2016-2020
This call is the fourth and the last in a series of four calls and is funded by the Multi Annual IT plan 2016-2020.
| Last modified: | 07 December 2020 3.48 p.m. |
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