Predictive Intelligence for Pandemic Prevention (PIPP): Phase II Survey

Dear Potential Reviewer/Panelist,

The success of the NSF peer review process depends on the willingness of qualified reviewers like you to share your time and expertise. Your experience and state-of-the-art knowledge enables you to provide helpful advice to NSF program officers on the merits of proposals and constructive comments to proposers that strengthen their projects. To find appropriate reviewers for the Predictive Intelligence for Pandemic Prevention (PIPP): Phase II center grant review panels, we are asking for your participation in this quick survey concerning your availability and areas of expertise. Panels will be held virtually on specific dates in February and March 2024. In addition to finding panelists for PIPP Phase II, we would like to save your contact information and areas of expertise to help us find panelists and ad hoc reviewers in the future.

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* 1. Were you listed as PI, co-PI, or senior personnel on a Phase I PIPP development grant proposal?

Yes

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* 2. Did you serve as a panelist for the Phase I PIPP development grant panels in February 2022?

Yes

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* 3. Did you submit a LOI for the current Phase II PIPP center grant competition? Choose one

Yes

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* 4. Enter your Information:

Enter your first name:

Enter your last name:

Enter your email:

Enter your Institution:

Position/Degree:

Enter your homepage URL: (Leave blank if you don't have a homepage)

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* 5. Which NSF directorate/s best match your field of expertise as it relates to PIPP:

Biological Sciences (BIO)

Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE)

Engineering (ENG)

Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MPS)

Social, Behavioral and Economical Sciences (SBE)

Please share your field/s of expertise by picking all that apply in the next 4 questions:

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* 6. What predictive Intelligence and multiscale system-related areas best describe your expertise?

Multiscale modeling

Prediction, forecasting and uncertainty

Informatics/Data Science, Signal Processing and Data Integration

Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning

Cybersecurity/Privacy

Networking and Communication

Other (please specify):

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* 7. What organismal properties, behavior, and interaction best describe your expertise?

Emerging infectious diseases

Epidemiology and epidemiological modeling

Virology

Plant diseases and pathogens

Human and zoonotic vectors and pathogens

Bioinformatics

Genomics and other omics

Other (please specify):

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* 8. What sensing and detection, transmission, and environment keywords best describe your expertise?

Biosensing

Surveillance

Transmission dynamics

Built and natural environments

Wastewater-based epidemiology

Wearable devices

Other (please specify):

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* 9. What human behavior-related keywords best describe your expertise?

Human behavioral modeling

Cultural & Social Dynamics

Economic impacts

Public Policy and Organizations

Mis/disinformation and communication

Decision making, risk and uncertainty

Health and health disparities

Other (please specify):

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* 10. Have you served on an interdisciplinary research team before?

Yes

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* 11. Have you held a leadership role for a program or organization at or near the “center” scale (e.g., coordinating multiple collaborative programmatic activities across institutional units or institutions)?

Yes

If yes, please describe the center in a sentence and/or provide a URL:

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* 12. Which of the following dates would you be available to serve as a virtual reviewer?

February 20-21, 2024

February 22-23, 2024

February 27-28, 2024

February 29-March 1, 2024

March 5-6, 2024

March 7-8, 2024