The University of Michigan was awarded a two-year, $299,880 Project Grant from the National Science Foundation's Office of International Science and Engineering program. The grant aims to classify the causes, consequences, and lessons of resilience within international scientific collaboration.
As the largest public research university in Michigan, the University will leverage its expertise in research administration and social science to study how international scientific partnerships withstand challenges. It will examine factors influencing the sustainability of global research networks. Outcomes may include frameworks for building cooperative resilience into cross-border project design. Insights could help the scientific community strengthen international collaboration, advancing discovery while contributing to U.S. leadership in science. The grant period runs from September 2021 through August 2023.
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