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Apply for seed-funding through AI Lund Initiatives

Next deadline:  15 October 2024

The idea behind the AI Lund Initiative is to use minimal bureaucracy and rapid decision-making processes to stimulate small projects within research, education, and external engagement with budgets in the range of SEK 20,000–70,000. The project that you apply for should benefit a broad section of the AI Lund community. We prioritise ideas which will benefit many in the AI Lund community.

Examples of initiatives

  • writing a research application  
  • organising a workshop or a “hackathon”  
  • arranging a public meeting
  • formulating a proposal for a MOOC in order to apply for funding from another source  

On going initiatives (2023-2024):

  • Collecting Data for Developing Precision AI for Mental Health
    Zhuojun Gu, PhD candidate at the Department of Psychology
  • Shaping our future discussions with the Microscope
    Nils Norlin, Lund University Bioimaging Center
  • Maintaining and Further Developing the Text-Package
    Oscar Kjell, Docent at the Department of Psychology
  • LU AI Standardisation Research Network
    Stefan Larsson, Technology & Society, LTH
  • Advancing Fluid Simulations with AI: Physics-Informed Neural Networks
    Rixin Yu, Department of Energy Science
  • AI Engineering Ethics in Swedish Higher Education
    Erik Persson, Reader at the Department of Philosophy, and Maria Hedlund, Associate Professor at the
    Department of Political Science
  • AIstatPal: AI as a Pal in Statistical Education - Bridging Teaching, Learning, and Assessment
    Behnaz Pirzamanbein, Department of Statistics, LUSEM
  • Describe AI research at Lund University with AI
    Peter Berck, Humanistlaboratoriet, Jonas Wisbrant, AI Lund & Marianne Gullberg, NAC

You can apply for funding for:

  • working hours by Lund University staff  
  • premises and refreshments  
  • equipment or calculation capacity  
  • communication with AI Lund’s external and internal target audiences  
  • other expenses 

Who can apply?

In order to apply for funding for an AI Lund Initiative, you need to submit an application, approximately one A4 page in length, that includes the following:

  • who is applying?  
  • a brief description of purpose and aims.  
  • a brief description of how it will be carried out.  
  • If the initiative you apply for is not an outreach activity on its own account you should also suggest, and include in the initiative, how you intend to spread the experiences and/or result to a broader group within and/or outside Lund University
  • a budget plan describing what support is requested and, where applicable, any other funding bodies  

Applications can be submitted at any time before the deadline. The following cut-off dates apply for the submission of applications. 

  • 15 October 2024

A positive decision might come with constructive conditions.

Use the form at ai.lu.se/internal/ai-lund-initiative to submit your proposal.

You can expect to receive your decision two weeks after the most recent submission deadline. There will be expectations of a minor reports on economy and results.

25 Jan 2024