The Air Force Office of Scientific Research seeks a U.S. university-led team of up to ten investigators to establish a center studying high-speed fluid mechanics, thermal transport, and structural mechanics.
AFRL/AFOSR Center of Excellence (CoE) Program supports university teams conducting collaborative research to address Air Force priorities, strengthen AFRL capabilities, and educate scientists and engineers.
The USAFA funds research to enhance cadet learning, faculty development, and Air Force mission capabilities, focusing on topics like super hypersonics, cyber security, and homeland defense.
This grant supports basic research in engineering, information, physical, and biological sciences to advance technologies for U.S. Air Force needs, with projects managed across Air Force, university, and industry labs.
The Air Force FY27 Young Investigator Program offers up to $450,000 over three years to support early-career U.S. scientists and engineers conducting basic research relevant to Air Force and Space Force missions.
AFOSR funds and manages basic research in engineering, information, physical, and biological sciences to advance Air Force capabilities, supporting projects in military, university, and industry labs worldwide.