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  • NEH Collaborative Research Program

    Stanford Research Development Office NEH Collaborative Research Program Menu About About RDO FAQs FAQs about RDO FAQs about Limited Submissions FAQs about VPDoR Managed Funding Testimonials Related Offices Services Proposal Development Support Consultations Resubmission Support Pre-Submission Peer Review (Red Team) Support for Contacting Program Officers Support for Early Career Faculty News & Events Newsletters Events Finding Funding Funding Search Resources Databases Curated Lists Sponsor Profiles VPDoR-Managed Funding Propel Grants Grant Booster International Research Exploration Grants …

    January 14, 2026

  • Research Communication from VPDoR for Chairs and Directors - September 27, 2024

    09.27.24 Research Communication from VPDoR for Chairs and Directors - September 27, 2024 On this page Dear Chairs and Directors, Welcome to the autumn quarter. I had the pleasure of meeting many of our recent faculty hires at the New Faculty Orientation a few weeks ago. What an inspiring group! This academic year, I will continue to use this chair's letter to help you and your colleagues stay updated on research matters across campus. This month, I am sharing updates on the following topics: Marlowe - Stanford’s new GPU computing cluster Faculty suggestions for C-Res 2024-25 topics C-ShaRP …

    December 4, 2025

  • NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant (DHAG) Program

    Stanford Research Development Office NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant (DHAG) Program Menu About About RDO FAQs FAQs about RDO FAQs about Limited Submissions FAQs about VPDoR Managed Funding Testimonials Related Offices Services Proposal Development Support Consultations Resubmission Support Pre-Submission Peer Review (Red Team) Support for Contacting Program Officers Support for Early Career Faculty News & Events Newsletters Events Finding Funding Funding Search Resources Databases Curated Lists Sponsor Profiles VPDoR-Managed Funding Propel Grants Grant Booster International Research …

    December 18, 2025

  • 7.11

    High Hazard Research

    Research Policy Handbook 7.11 High Hazard Research Research activities involving physical safety high hazards, such as confined space entry, work from heights, and certain electrical voltages and equipment, carry the potential to pose serious risks to researchers. This policy aims to reduce the likelihood and severity of SIF and SIF-related incidents, ensure high hazard work is taking place safely, and establish a formal assessment for continuous improvement. Categories: Export Controls Regulatory Compliance Recent Chapter Updates September 1, 2023 High Hazard Research View Full Chapter …

    May 20, 2025

  • NSF Mid-Scale Research Infrastructure

    Stanford Research Development Office NSF Mid-Scale Research Infrastructure Menu About About RDO FAQs FAQs about RDO FAQs about Limited Submissions FAQs about VPDoR Managed Funding Testimonials Related Offices Services Proposal Development Support Consultations Resubmission Support Pre-Submission Peer Review (Red Team) Support for Contacting Program Officers Support for Early Career Faculty News & Events Newsletters Events Finding Funding Funding Search Resources Databases Curated Lists Sponsor Profiles VPDoR-Managed Funding Propel Grants Grant Booster International Research Exploration Grants …

    January 14, 2026

  • Updates on Federal Agency Activities, Marlowe, C-ShaRP; Research Support Services

    09.26.25 Updates on Federal Agency Activities, Marlowe, C-ShaRP; Research Support Services On this page Dear Chairs and Directors, Welcome to Autumn Quarter!  I hope your summer was relaxing and restorative.   The academic year started for me with a visit to the New Faculty Orientation, where I met many of our incoming faculty members.  Hearing their research plans was inspiring, and there was much interest in learning about the many resources the University has to help them launch. This year I will continue to use this newsletter to help you stay updated on research matters.  In this opener, …

    September 29, 2025

  • Implications of government shutdown for federally-supported research at Stanford

    09.30.25 Implications of government shutdown for federally-supported research at Stanford On this page Dear Colleagues, A federal government shutdown of unknown duration now looks imminent. If one occurs, we expect to receive guidance from each federal funding agency indicating what this means for researchers receiving support from that agency. Based on previous shutdowns, we anticipate the guidances will include the following: Active federal awards: Research on existing grants should continue on its current trajectory. Stanford should be able to draw-down funds for these grants and contracts …

    September 30, 2025

  • 19.1

    Applicability of the Stanford University Research Policy Handbook (RPH) to SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC)

    Research Policy Handbook 19.1 Applicability of the Stanford University Research Policy Handbook (RPH) to SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC) Sets forth how the Stanford Research Policy Handbook (RPH) applies to the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC) and clarifies key areas where differences exist due to SLAC’s status as a Department of Energy national laboratory and Federally Funded Research and Development Center. Provides guidance to faculty, staff, and researchers on the applicability of University research policies, while recognizing obligations arising from applicable …

    February 9, 2026

  • 19

    SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory–Related Research Policies

    Research Policy Handbook 19 SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory–Related Research Policies Sets forth the Research Policy Handbook provisions that define how Stanford’s research policies apply to and intersect with the requirements of the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC). Recent Chapter Updates Currently there are no updates available. View Full Chapter Updates View All Research Policy Handbook Updates Questions about this policy? In This Chapter Back to: Previous: Confidentiality of Administrative Panel Proceedings Continue to: Next: Applicability of the Stanford University …

    October 13, 2025