NASA's ROSES-2024 solicits research proposals in space and Earth sciences, covering a wide range of topics with varying due dates and award types; check NSPIRES for details and program-specific PDFs.
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Funder: NASA Headquarters
Due Dates: January 21, 2025 (Optional Notice of Intent) | April 21, 2025 (Full Proposal)
Funding Amounts: Typical awards are for 3 years (some up to 5); individual awards range from ~$5,000 to multi-year, multi-million dollar projects; total program >$600M across all elements.
Summary: NASA’s annual omnibus call for research proposals in space and Earth sciences, spanning over 100 program elements with varying topics, deadlines, and award types.
Key Information: Proposers must download the instructions zip file from NSPIRES; at least one required form must be attached to the proposal.
NASA’s Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences (ROSES) is the Science Mission Directorate’s (SMD) annual omnibus research announcement. ROSES-2024 solicits basic and applied research proposals across a wide range of space, Earth, planetary, astrophysics, heliophysics, and biological/physical sciences. The announcement is structured as a collection of over 100 individual program elements, each with its own specific topics, requirements, and deadlines.
Proposals may address theory, modeling, data analysis, technology development, flight-based investigations (including CubeSats, ISS payloads, suborbital platforms), and more. Awards are made as grants, cooperative agreements, or (rarely) contracts, depending on the nature of the work and the proposing organization.
Researchers should consult the ROSES-2024 NSPIRES page and the Summary of Solicitation (PDF) for full details, including program element lists, due dates, and proposal requirements.