Atom | Analysis

Due Dates: September 30, 2025 (Full proposals) | 8 months in advance (Conference/workshop proposals)

Funding Amounts: No specified ceiling; typical NSF research awards range from 3–5 years. Award size and duration vary by project.

Summary: Supports research in analysis, including complex, harmonic, and real analysis, dynamical systems, functional analysis, mathematical physics, operator theory, PDEs, and calculus of variations.

Key Information: Conference/workshop proposals must be submitted via the dedicated solicitation and at least 8 months before the event.

Description

The National Science Foundation's Analysis Program funds research in mathematical analysis, broadly interpreted. Supported areas include:

Complex, harmonic, and real analysis
Dynamical systems and ergodic theory
Functional analysis
Mathematical physics
Operator theory and operator algebras
Partial differential equations (PDEs) and calculus of variations

The program also supports conferences and workshops in these areas, with a separate application process and timeline.

Due Dates

Full research proposals: September 30, 2025
Conference/workshop proposals: Submit at least 8 months before the event start date

Funding Amount

Award size and duration: Not specified; varies by project scope and needs. NSF research grants typically last 3–5 years.
No cost-sharing or matching required.
Conference/workshop support: Available through a separate solicitation.

Eligibility

Eligible applicants: Unrestricted; open to all types of entities, including universities, colleges, non-profits, and other research organizations.
Principal Investigators: Typically academic researchers or teams in relevant mathematical sciences fields.

Application Process

Research proposals: Submit via the NSF Analysis Program page following the NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide (PAPPG).
Conference/workshop proposals: Must use the Conferences and Workshops in the Mathematical Sciences solicitation and be submitted at least 8 months in advance.
Submission platform: Grants.gov or NSF FastLane/Research.gov.

Additional Information

All proposals must comply with the current NSF PAPPG.
Awards are subject to NSF award conditions.
For conference/workshop support, read the solicitation carefully for requirements and deadlines.
Browse recently funded projects for examples of successful proposals.

External Links

Contact Information

Name	Email	Phone	Organization
Marian Bocea	mbocea@nsf.gov	(703) 292-2595	MPS/DMS
Jan Cameron	jcameron@nsf.gov	(703) 292-4544	MPS/DMS
Wing Suet Li	winli@nsf.gov	(703) 292-4630	MPS/DMS
Andrew Raich	araich@nsf.gov	(703) 292-7051	MPS/DMS
General NSF	info@nsf.gov	1-703-292-5111	NSF

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