MIT-Israel seed funds (MISTI): NEW Collaboration Grants

Open to MIT faculty from all disciplines to collaborate with Israeli faculty at all universities and public research institutions in Israel.

MIT-Middle East Global Seed Fund

Supports collaborations between MIT and the Middle East (at least two different countries). Priority to locations in which MISTI has or is planning student activities: Bahrain; Jordan; Egypt; Israel; Palestine; and the UAE) Funding: $50,000

https://misti.mit.edu/faculty-funds/available-funds/gsf-middle-east

MIT- Israel Zuckerman STEM Fund: travel costs for exchange between a team at MIT and colleagues in universities in Israel. Funding: $30,000

The MIT-Israel Broshy Brain and Cognitive Sciences Fund: Applications are required to focus on brain and cognitive sciences: the mechanisms of the brain and how they give rise to the mind, in fields including cellular and molecular neuroscience, systems neuroscience, cognitive science, and computation. Funding: $30,000

The MIT-Israel Lockheed Martin Seed Fund: This year, special priority will be given to proposals that identify emerging innovative technologies related to Advanced Materials and Manufacturing. This year, special priority will be given to proposals in the following areas: Advanced manufacturing and materials; Quantum information science (QIS); Sensor technologies (optical, acoustic, radar); Information and communication technologies (ICT); Autonomous systems and robotics; Command and Control (C2); and simulation and data science. Funding: Funding: $30,000

https://misti.mit.edu/faculty-funds/available-funds/gsf-israel