Funding opportunity for the development of a low-cost, battery-powered atomic clock with improved size, weight, power, and performance for Army applications, aiming for a selling price goal of less than $300 per unit in high volume.
Dept of the Army -- Materiel Command has archived this opportunity.
The LPS Qubit Collaboratory (LQC) is seeking research proposals to advance quantum computing and other applications through disruptive fundamental research, collaboration, and fellowship programs, aiming to build a quantum workforce for the future.
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 US Army Soldier Center seeks research proposals to advance technologies in soldier protection, feeding, performance, mobility, training, and battlefield systems through a broad agency announcement.
Grant for university assistance in research and development of directed energy technology with a cost ceiling of $49M, under the supervision of the US Air Force.
This grant supports research and pre-pilot testing of new chemical technologies that use alternative and waste feedstocks, aiming to advance them toward commercial scale in the U.S. energy and manufacturing sectors.