INTERFACE (https://www.bio.purdue.edu/INTERFACE/index.php) Student 
Collaborative Exchange 
Program - application deadline approaching

To further facilitate collaboration in the research community, INTERFACE plans 
to sponsor a limited 
number of “collaborative exchanges” for US-based graduate students, in which 
students who 
primarily work with models spend a brief period (up to one month)  working in 
an experimental 
setting, or students who primarily work on global change experiments spend a 
brief period (up to one 
month) working in an ecosystem or Earth system modeling setting.  These 
exchanges should ideally 
allow the student to continue working on a similar topic, but from a different 
perspective.  Interested 
graduate students should identify a laboratory in which they would like to 
work, and should secure 
approvals from their advisor and the exchange lab’s PI.  To apply, students 
should submit as a single 
PDF file: (1) a two-page proposal explicitly stating the questions being 
addressed and why the 
collaboration will facilitate answering them, (2) an NSF-style CV,  (3) a 
one-page budget justification, 
and (4) letters of support from the advisor and the PI of the lab the student 
will visit. Applications 
should be sent to Aimée Classen <[email protected]>.  Applications will be 
reviewed at two times 
each year, starting on the fourth Monday of April and the fourth Monday of 
October, through the end 
of 2014.  Allowable expenses include airfare, meals while traveling to and from 
the exchange 
location, and housing. These funds cannot be used to cover classes at the host 
institution or student/ 
PI salary.  Exchanges may be partially or fully sponsored by INTERFACE.

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