Subject: NSF Digital Libraries program to be expanded
Date: 4 Mar 95 From: <roverman [at] nsf__gov> Depending on what happens over the next few months with respect to federal budgets, The NSF's (National Science Foundation) Computer Science Programs are considering an extension of the Digital Libraries Initiative for three year projects for between $100,000 to $200,000 per year that may combine advances in the development of digital libraries with new scholarly resources, tools, and methods in order to advance research or education in disciplinary areas not normally supported in the Computer Sciences. These disciplinary areas include the social and behavioral sciences, science and technology studies areas, the humanities and the arts. Projects combining computer science research on digital libraries with disciplinary areas will be jointly considered by the computer science programs and appropriate NSF programs in social, behavioral and economic sciences, or by appropriate programs in the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Archives's grant program, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission or the National Endowment for the Arts. Researchers are encouraged to begin planning for proposals that would address this solicitation. Projects will begin in fiscal year 1996. Applicants will have to submit a letter of intent within about a month after the solicitation is approved. DO NOT SUBMIT A LETTER OF INTENT UNTIL IT IS CLEAR THAT THE PROGRAM WILL GO FORWARD. Until that solicitation is released, potential applicants should examine the original "Research on Digital Libraries" (NSF 93-141) announcement for a list of technical areas which may be considered in the computer science component of the proposal. *** Conservation DistList Instance 8:71 Distributed: Monday, March 6, 1995 Message Id: cdl-8-71-003 ***Received on Monday, 6 March, 1995