The MIT-Germany Lockheed Martin Seed Fund
Through an annual call for proposals, the new fund promotes the exchange between faculty and students at MIT and at universities and public research institutions in Germany.
Proposals will fit within Lockheed Martin’s Global Strategy to promote international, collaborative research focused on but not limited to:
- Autonomy and Robotics
- Sensor Technology and Exploitation
- Signal Processing and Communications
- Data Analytics
- Materials and Manufacturing
- Advanced Electronics
- Human Systems Training
- Energy and Power
This year, special priority will be given to proposals that fit within Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Manufacturing priorities to identify emerging innovative technologies around but not limited to:
- Manufacturing Process Control
- Modeling of Materials and Processes
- Novel Materials for Extreme Environments
- Automation of the Factory of the Future
The MIT-Germany Lockheed Martin Seed Fund is a part of MISTI Global Seed Funds. All general MISTI Global Seed Funds criteria, application and evaluation procedures apply.
Priority will be given to projects that:
- present a balanced exchange between the participants
- demonstrate complementarity between the teams
- involve undergraduate and graduate students
MIT-Germany - University of Stuttgart Seed Fund
Launched as an initiative in 2015 through the MIT-Germany - University of Stuttgart cooperation, the fund provides faculty and research scientists at MIT and the University of Stuttgart the opportunity to jointly apply for seed grants. The maximum award is $25,000.
Priority will be given to projects that:
- propose a balanced exchange between MIT and University of Stuttgart participants
- have at least one Junior Researcher as a principal investigator
- involve undergraduate and graduate students
- demonstrate complementarity between the teams
- open to all disciplines
The MIT-Germany - University of Stuttgart Seed Fund is a part of MISTI Global Seed Funds. All general MISTI Global Seed Funds criteria, application and evaluation procedures apply.
MIT-Germany FAU Seed Fund
Launched in 2018, the fund provides faculty and research scientists at MIT and the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) the opportunity to jointly apply for seed grants. The maximum award is $35,000.
Priority will be given to projects that:
- propose a balanced exchange between MIT and FAU participants
- involve undergraduate and graduate students
- open to all disciplines
- demonstrate complementarity between the teams
The MIT-Germany FAU Seed Fund is a part of MISTI Global Seed Funds. All general MISTI Global Seed Funds criteria, application and evaluation procedures apply.
MIT-Germany University of Regensburg Seed Fund
New in 2019, the fund is part of the renewed MIT-Germany and University of Regensburg partnership and provides faculty and research scientists at both institutions the opportunity to jointly apply for seed grants. The maximum award is $27,500.
Priority will be given to projects that:
- propose a balanced exchange between MIT and University of Regensburg participants
- involve undergraduate and graduate students
- open to all disciplines
- demonstrate complementarity between the teams
The MIT-Germany - University of Regensburg Seed Fund is a part of MISTI Global Seed Funds. All general MISTI Global Seed Funds criteria, application and evaluation procedures apply.
