Innovation fund for IT in research projects 2017 - 2020

• The project must be based on an underlying scientific research question that can be answered more easily, quicker or more effectively with the help of an innovative IT application;
• The idea must have potential for wider application (or adaptation for use) in other areas of research down the road;
• It must be clear what final product is anticipated: tool, technique, report, knowledge, etc.;
• Minimum of €10k, up to a maximum of €25k;
• To qualify, the idea in question must not have funding readily available elsewhere, such as in connection with a strategic theme;
• Interdisciplinary projects are preferred, while a connection (existing or sought) with the Applied Data Science focus area is desirable;
• Applications will be submitted by a researcher employed by UU or UMCU;
• May be ‘risky’, a chance of failure is acceptable;
• In carrying out the project, the Research IT programme will attempt to establish areas of connection with other activities within the programme.

The call for the new FAIR Research IT Innovation Fund is open from 15 November 2022 till 13 January 2023. Please apply here./node/124822

Dr. ir. Ronald Poppe: VIABLE: VIdeo Analysis of Behavior: a Large-scale Experiment

Dr. Ioanna Lykourentzou: Collaborative crowdsourcing tools for sustaining intangible urban heritage

Prof. dr. Aoju Chen: Automatic Analysis of Speech Prosody (AASP)

Dr. Tanja Nijboer: Eye movement signatures of dysfunctions in visual attention during virtual reality simulations

Dr. Kim Cohen: Rhine-Meuse-Delta digital mapping: Going 1.0 to 3.0 by launching a MediaWiki communal catalogue

Prof. dr. Leonard Rutgers: A Time to Every Purpose under Heaven: Extracting Dates from Hebrew and Aramaic Texts

Dr. Marco Helbich: Deep learning from street view data: An alternative to traditional environmental exposure assessments?

Dr. Marjolijn Vermande: Adapting Qualtrics for peer report questionnaires