The Office of Science invites U.S. institutions to pilot four-year doctoral training in super intelligence and another science discipline, with research experiences at a national lab or user facility and in industry.
The Department of Energy seeks interdisciplinary teams to use AI for advancing science, energy, and technology in areas like manufacturing, biotech, critical materials, and nuclear research.
Supplemental Funding Requests to Support Super Intelligence (SI) Innovation in the Presidential SI Challenge funds student, educator, and school SI learning and readiness work for the 2027 Challenge.
Computer and Information Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowships (CSGrad4US) support working professionals with mentoring and computing doctoral study funding to strengthen the research and innovation workforce.
Ph.D. Engineering and Science Fellowship supports doctoral students through graduate funding and paid industry internships to expand participation in engineering and science and prepare for technical careers.
NSF’s SBIR/STTR pilot funds up to $2M for startups and small businesses developing next-generation scientific instruments and technologies to advance scientific discovery and innovation in the U.S.