Here in Canada we have a number
of programs for R&D and the
bureaucratic burden is not worth
the $$$ you get back for it except
if you a budget in the 6 digits range.
And if you want to get the paper done
by a consultant, he/she will charge
20% of the expected refund.
I looked at the NSF documentation
and I am not convinced that the
red tape is minimal.
You certainly loose some flexibilty
by having to get scope changes
approved by them.
Anyone got involved with them ?
Luc P
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On 2010-07-07, at 14:49, David Blubaugh <davidblubaugh2...@gmail.com>
wrote:
To All,
I am extremely interested in LISP and Clojure. I was wondering if it
would be possible to obtain NSF grant funding for further development
of Clojure ??
thanks,
David Blubaugh
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