We believe that better institutional support for open source practices can accelerate and sustain the development of software and other research outputs within universities through a number of mechanisms. Successful Letters of Inquiry will offer a clear vision for a long-term institutional support ecosystem for open source software - and the university faculty, students, research software engineers, and staff who build and maintain it - beyond the funding period. Grant amounts are expected to be up to $750,000 over a two-year period. A small number of full proposals will be invited from submissions received in response to this Call. research institutions to launch Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs). The program is currently soliciting Letters of Inquiry from Principal Investigators at U.S. Sloan Foundation supports research, training, community-building, and technological innovation in order to foster advances in the production and dissemination of scientific knowledge. Workplace, Workforce, and Working Families.Making Municipal Governments More Responsive.Information about Careers in Science and Technology.Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in STEM Higher Education.

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