YFA

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YFA is an acronym commonly used to refer to the DARPA Young Faculty Award, a program that supports early-career university researchers in high-risk, high-reward research areas.

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instanceOf acronym ⓘ
research funding program ⓘ
abbreviationOf DARPA Young Faculty Award ⓘ
administeredBy DARPA ⓘ
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency ⓘ
appliesTo early-career university faculty ⓘ
associatedWith biotechnology and life sciences research ⓘ
computer science departments ⓘ
engineering departments ⓘ
mathematics departments ⓘ
physical sciences departments ⓘ
universities ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
eligibility U.S.-based university faculty ⓘ
early-career status ⓘ
tenure-track or equivalent faculty positions ⓘ
evaluationCriteria potential for high impact ⓘ
relevance to DARPA mission ⓘ
technical merit of proposed research ⓘ
field high-risk high-reward research ⓘ
science and engineering ⓘ
focus defense-relevant research ⓘ
innovative research ideas ⓘ
funder U.S. Department of Defense ⓘ
funderType federal government program ⓘ
goal build long-term relationships between DARPA and academic researchers ⓘ
identify rising research stars in academia ⓘ
hasCharacteristic competitive selection process ⓘ
mentoring and engagement with DARPA program managers ⓘ
multi-year funding ⓘ
peer-reviewed proposals ⓘ
language English ⓘ
purpose develop the next generation of academic researchers in defense-relevant fields ⓘ
encourage high-risk high-reward research ⓘ
support early-career university researchers ⓘ
relatedTo DARPA research programs ⓘ
sector academic research ⓘ
higher education ⓘ
sponsor DARPA ⓘ
standsFor Young Faculty Award ⓘ
supports emerging research leaders ⓘ
unclassified basic and applied research ⓘ
targetAudience early-career researchers ⓘ
junior faculty ⓘ
timeframe early-career stage of faculty ⓘ
typeOfSupport research grants ⓘ
travel and engagement funding ⓘ

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