This NSF grant funds innovative projects at two-year colleges to improve student success and faculty capacity in STEM education, offering up to $600,000 for eligible institutions over up to four years.
The NSF's IUSE: EDU program supports innovative projects to enhance undergraduate STEM education, focusing on teaching advancements and societal impact.
TCUP provides grants to Tribal Colleges, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian institutions for STEM education, research, and outreach, with various tracks for capacity-building, faculty research, and partnerships.
The NSF National I-Corps Teams program helps NSF-funded researchers turn scientific discoveries into marketable technologies by providing entrepreneurial training, mentoring, and funding support.
Prepare, train, and grow a skilled workforce in advanced cyberinfrastructure to enhance research capabilities and improve economic competitiveness.
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.