The program SPRINT - São Paulo Researchers in International Collaboration, launched in 2014, is designed to encourage and promote the advancement of scientific research through the engagement of researchers affiliated with research institutions in the State of São Paulo with researcher partners abroad. It aims to provide funding for the initial phase of international research collaborations with clear expectations that the next phase will be a presentation of research proposals by both Principal Investigators (one from the State of São Paulo and the other from a foreign country). These proposals shall be in accordance with the regular funding lines of FAPESP and with the funding agencies available to the foreign partners, aiming to continue the collaborative research started under SPRINT and the consequent consolidation of the partnership.
SPRINT – São Paulo Researchers in International Collaboration
- Resource-Constrained Neural Models for Time Series Classification and Extrinsic Regression, AP.R SPRINT
Resumo
Time series has become a fundamental data type in many applications, given the increasing pervasiveness of devices capable of collecting and storing temporal data. The most notable recent advances in machine learning for time series lie in the proposal of deep learning architectures. However, these neural networks usually rely on an enormous number of parameters, which makes them computat…
- Cultural Heritage, Community Participation, Public Policies: an essay for comparative studies between the Global South and North, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
This project aims to create the conditions for technical-scientific collaboration between São Paulo State University (UNESP) and Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB) in order to: carry out activities that augment the research already underway by the partners involved (SPTrans - grant Fapesp and MemoWb - MSCA fellowship) by knowledge transfer for processing historical data and teaching techniques…
- Graviceptive neglect after human brain lesion: clinical expression, recovery, neuroimaging and neurophysiological investigation, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
The Brazilian and Australian research groups involved in this collaborative proposal have a track record of working together. Nonetheless, securing funding is essential for advancing and solidifying our partnership, which promises to yield highly impactful contributions poised to flourish. Therefore, the aims of the present proposal are: 1) To learn from the Australian team about their he…
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- Exploration the nexus bioeconomy, energy and climate change through waste streams: biomass residues and wastewater, AP.R SPRINT
Resumo
This proposal aims to start a new international academic collaboration between USP and TU Delft. Considering the challenges are complex, the benefits of the academic interaction are mutual. The planet situation with the current scarcity of world resources, the increased energy costs and the increasing environmental awareness have in the last years increased the focus on the circular econ…
- Clinicial trial business process management supported by digital twins, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
The management practices of healthcare organizations involved in clinical research have a significant impact on the development of new drugs or medical equipment. The dynamic nature of the healthcare sector requires organizations to adapt to emerging demands and operationalize their processes accordingly. Business Process Management (BPM) is an organizational management approach that focu…
- Effects of different experimental titanium alloys on proliferation and osteogenic potential of humane osteoblast in vitro, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
The regular grant approved by FAPESP 2022/007162-5 aims to evaluate the chemical and tribochemical properties of experimental titanium alloys containing tantalum and zirconium metals, with potential applications as dental implants However, for the real applicability of these new materials in clinical practice, biocompatibility studies must be carried out to verify the biological responses…
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| 680 / 680 | All Research Grants |
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