Frontiers in Research Summits
Funds Texas A&M faculty summits that connect researchers and trigger new collaborative science initiatives.
The Frontiers in Research Summits (FRS) program, administered by the Texas A&M University Division of Research, funds TAMU faculty to organize and host large-scale intellectual dialogues on strategic and emerging research topics. Each funded summit is expected to convene 100 to 150 participants and must produce a white paper summarizing the research ideas, opportunities, and strategies identified …
Funds TAMU faculty to host research dialogue summits of 100–150 participants on strategic and emerging topics, with each summit producing a white paper of research ideas and opportunities.
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