NSF’s CBET program funds foundational research in chemical, bioengineering, energy, and transport systems, supporting innovative projects without requiring immediate commercial applications.
NSF Engineering funds foundational research in civil, mechanical, and manufacturing innovation, supporting projects in advanced manufacturing, infrastructure, dynamic systems, and advanced materials.
The EBBS program funds research that uses engineering to understand, control, and improve biological systems and processes, supporting innovations in biotechnology and health but not drug development or clinical trials.
This NSF grant supports early-career engineering researchers at non-R1 institutions to help them start and grow their research careers.
The CSCS program from the U.S. National Science Foundation funds innovative research in circuits and systems to advance next-generation communication and sensing technologies.