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 and Taiwan's NSTC offer three-year funding for US-Taiwan research teams studying materials and nanostructures, including AI-driven discovery, quantum geometry, and energy-efficient information technologies.
The Air Force Office of Scientific Research is funding multidisciplinary university research projects for FY 2027 under the Department of War's MURI program; see full announcement for topic details.
The ONR Young Investigator Program funds early-career researchers proposing innovative science and technology projects relevant to the Navy, as detailed on the ONR website.
The Office of Science invites fiscal year 2027 research proposals across its authorized mission, with applications open until September 30, 2027, or until a replacement solicitation is issued.
This Navy grant supports HBCUs and Minority Institutions in expanding research capacity and STEM engagement through projects advancing science and technology relevant to naval missions.