[CSDM] [pvsnp-all] NSF Progress Report due TODAY

[Moses S. Charikar]

Quick reminder to send your NSF reports TODAY.
See the instructions in Ankur's email below.
Students should send their reports to their advisors.

Thanks,
Moses

----- Original Message -----
> Dear All,
> 
> We need to submit our annual CCI report for CCI the NSF.  I am
> starting the process of putting together this report, which  includes
> our research, education, and outreach activities in the last year
> (since May 2012, or the date you started working with  this project,
> whichever is later).  In order to submit the report in a timely
> manner
> I will need all of you to send a personal progress report (see
> instructions below) by:
>  
> *** Tuesday, July 9th **
>  
> Continuing the tradition from last year, I am including a sample
> progress report of Zeev (now two years old).  Please feel free to use
> it as a template.  If  for some reason you cannot get your report to
> me by July 9th, please let me know now when I should expect to
> receive
> it so that I can plan ahead. Also, put "NSF Progress Report" as the
> subject of the email that you send to me.
>  
> Postdocs/Visitors: Please submit about one page total (or about a
> paragraph per article) about your research done while at the center.
> This includes work available in manuscript form which was submitted
> for publication. Please include a list of publications in BIBTEX
> format (that is, in a 'bib file). There is no need to go into
> technical details, simply say what the setting is and what the
> contribution of your work is.
>  
> Students: Please send about a paragraph (or more) about your research
> to your advisor by Thursday July 4th (or as agreed with your
> advisor).
> Include a list of publication in BIBTEX format.
> 
> PIs: Please collect your students' reports together with your own and
> send me a single report. Please do some preliminary editing of the
> student’s reports, keeping in mind usual NSF style and guidelines.
> Publications in BIBTEX format (bib file), please!
> 
> PIs and Postdocs: Whenever possible, please include a separate
> "Broader impact" portion mentioning any impact (practical or
> theoretical) on rest of CS, other disciplines, society etc. Please
> also mention any expository work, including popular talks, surveys,
> talks to nonCS audiences, etc.
> 
> Best,
> Ankur
> 
> 
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