The BGU research community is extremely pleased with its successful acceptance rates for Israel Science Foundation (ISF) grants for 2015.
First and foremost, 92 BGU researchers were partners in 73 ISF personal grants approved this year. The total monetary value of the grants ranked BGU highly nationally.
Twelve “New Researchers” received Equipment grants, some of which are quite substantial.
A team of three researchers were awarded a personal “FIRST” grant, and another researcher was a PI on an application submitted by another institution.
Yet another faculty member is a part of a prestigious focused research group, which generally provides a significant multi-year annual budget.
Two teams submitted “Institutional Equipment” applications that were approved.
A researcher received a grant within the framework of ISF cooperation with the Broad Institute in the US.
Two teams received grants to cover the costs of utilizing the infrastructure of the Israel National Center for Personalized Medicine.
Congratulations to all 92 researchers on this impressive start to fruitful research!
Grant Recipients.pdf
