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Topical Funding Opportunity Awards
Lists below represent recommendations, at time of posting, for awards selected using competitive peer review under topical Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAs) sponsored by the Office of Science (SC). Topical FOAs are an important element of the overall research portfolio that SC supports. The lists provide the most recent topical FOA awards that have been selected by SC.
The Portfolio Analysis And Management System (PAMS) Award Search provides public abstracts, specific funding amounts, and more information once an award has been made. The PAMS Award Search also includes information about awards made prior to 2022 from topical FOAs as well as awards from the annually-issued “Continuation of Solicitation for the Office of Science Financial Assistance Program.”
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These partnerships advance understanding of the physical world by supporting fundamental, early-stage energy research collaborations with the DOE National Laboratories. The grants are aimed to enhance the research of EPSCoR scientists while building expertise and capabilities that will enable the institutions to compete more successfully for other federal R&D funding. In this way the DOE EPSCoR program advances the geographic diversity of researchers conducting competitive energy-related resear ...
Bioimaging Research and Approaches for the Bioeconomy & the Environment supports fundamental research to enhance resolution, speed, stability, sensitivity, or chemical specificity of bioimaging and sensing technologies. Quantum-enabled research is included. Two subtopics are supported: novel research concepts proceeding through technical validation; and innovative experimental prototype research proceeding through hypothesis-driven biological experimentation. All applications will advance biolog ...
