The Ethical and Responsible Research (ER2) program is accepting proposals for innovative research projects that contribute to understanding what fosters, hinders, or challenges ethical STEM research in all STEM fields, including interdisciplinary, interinstitutional, and international contexts. ER2 research projects will use basic research to: produce knowledge about what leads to responsible or irresponsible research; create just or unjust scientific cultures, practices, and sociotechnical systems and why; enable responsible and ethical conduct of research; and instill this knowledge in faculty and students. Full proposal due February 17, 2022. Information about the program can be found here.
The Criminology Explains… book series, published by the University of California Press, invites proposals for future volumes. Each volume in this series of coursebooks provides a concise, targeted overview of criminology theories as applied to specific criminal justice-related subjects. The goal is to bring to life for students the relationships among theory, research, and policy. More information about the book series, possible topics, and easy-to-follow proposal guidelines and a manuscript template are on the website. Proposals accepted on an ongoing basis.
