Funding Search

Invites geoscientists to seek supplemental funding for graduate students to complete six-month internships with public health or medical professionals on mutually beneficial projects exploring the linkage of human health and the earth environment.

Encourages interdisciplinary research proposals in collaboration with Nordic and Canadian research communities to engage Indigenous perspectives and address security, natural resources and societal changes for the sustainable development of the Arctic.

Invites proposals for atmospheric research and education projects that use data and physical samples available in public repositories.

Encourages proposals from mid-career scientists who are from underrepresented groups; have no recent NSF funding; are supported by soft money; or are at community colleges, minority-serving institutions or primarily undergraduate institutions.

Invites proposals for research on potential solutions and strategies that may ameliorate anthropogenic climate change.

Invites proposals for U.S.–Israel geoscience research collaborations.

Invites workshop proposals focused on identifying critical needs for innovations in open science for data infrastructure that have the potential to significantly advance research in atmospheric and geospace sciences.

Invites proposals for Early-Concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER) and conference/workshop proposals that leverage cyberinfrastructure to advance research data management and public access.

Invites supplemental funding requests from active awardees of the Directorate for Geosciences to support research training for post-baccalaureate students who did not have access to these opportunities as undergraduates due to pandemic-related interruptions.

Invites fundamental research into adaptive and/or resilient responses to natural disasters, extreme events, and other natural hazards.

Invites proposals to repurpose a subset of stations in the Alaska Transportable Array to support observations of long-term environmental change of the Arctic.