This $247,300 EAGER grant awarded by the National Science Foundation (CFDA #47.084 - NSF Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships) to Arizona State University supports an interdisciplinary study group examining the social and behavioral dimensions of innovation. The main objectives are to:
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Promote engagement with diverse communities to support use-inspired research and early-stage interventions, including regions with untapped innovation potential.
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Advance convergence across technologies by facilitating interdisciplinary collaborations and incorporating new perspectives on technological systems, especially for national priority areas.
The study group, composed of experts from the social, behavioral, and economic sciences, will produce actionable recommendations for programmatic investments by the NSF to support these objectives. The award also funds efforts to broaden participation in science by incorporating insights from underrepresented populations and regions. Final products will include concise reports and publicly accessible publications detailing the group's findings and recommendations.
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