Dear Researchers,

NATO Science for Peace and Security has launched a call for proposals (Deadline 30.6.2024). This call for proposals welcomes applications responding to any of the SPS Programme’s Key Priorities outlined in the attachment, which also includes further information on how to apply.

Best wishes, Mirko

______________________________________________ Mirko Maksimainen, FT | PhD. Tutkimusrahoitusasiantuntija | Research Funding Specialist Tutkimus- ja Projektipalvelut | Research and Project Services Oulun yliopisto | University of Oulu Tel. +358 29 448 5414 Mobile +358 50 479 2506 ​

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New SPS call for proposal launched!

The 2024/2 call for proposals is now available on the SPS website!

Are you interested in submitting your own proposal?

1. Follow this linkhttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-t/ to read the call for proposals. 2. Follow this linkhttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-i/ to consult the revised list of Key Priorities for the SPS Programme. 3. Consult this pagehttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-d/ of the SPS website to learn how to develop an application and manage an activity. The SPS Handbooks and required documentation include a lot of useful information to develop a successful proposal. On this page you will also find samples of the application forms for each of the SPS grant mechanisms. 4. Create your user account on the SPS grant platformhttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-h/ and start an application for the grant mechanism most interesting for you. Take your time to familiarise yourself with the new forms and the useful guidance they provide.

We look forward to receiving your proposals!

You have time until 30 June 2024 at 23:59 CET to submit a complete application.

What has SPS been up to?

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Publication: 2023 Annual Reporthttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-b/

Have a look at the Annual Report of the SPS Programme to discover the highlights that marked the past year!

Read morehttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-n/

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SPS Information Session at the NATO-ICI Regional Centre in Kuwaithttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-m/

On 23 April, an SPS information session aimed at encouraging researchers and scientists in Istanbul Cooperation Initiative countries to develop collaborative research activities in thematic areas of interest to the SPS Programme, such as climate change and security.

Read morehttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-c/

Would you like to know more?

Do you have questions about the SPS Programme? Are you curious to learn more?

Here is what you can do:

* Consult the SPS websitehttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-q/ * Follow SPS on Xhttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-a/ and LinkedInhttps://natoscience.cmail19.com/t/r-l-tdlyttdd-ntutrottr-f/ * Contact the SPS Programme at sps.info@hq.nato.intmailto:sps.info@hq.nato.int