ISC Technical Grants — 2026 Second Cycle
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Support for focused projects that strengthen the R ecosystem’s technical or social infrastructure through open-source software and tools. Proposals should benefit the wider R community, identify clear deliverables and milestones, and show preliminary work that reduces delivery risk. Narrow-user projects, highly exploratory research, hardware/cloud purchases and conference/workshop sponsorship are generally outside this call. The second 2026 round is open from 1 September through 1 October 2026 at 11:59 p.m. US Eastern Time. Submit a two-to-five-page proposal using the required template through the linked Google-account form. Funding is paid 50% upon contract signature and 50% on completion; no fixed award cap is published.
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Covers: Project funding; no fixed award cap published. Half is paid on contract signature and half on completion; hardware/cloud purchases, conference sponsorship and highly exploratory work are generally excluded.
Reviewed 2026-10-01. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
Applicants propose technical or social infrastructure projects with broad R-community benefit, focused deliverables and demonstrable value. The form accepts a contact person, optional organization and team details. A Google account and the required proposal template are needed. Career-stage, host-country and citizenship requirements are not stated.
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