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    Mathematical Sciences Focused Research Groups (MS-FRG)

    Mathematical Sciences Focused Research Groups (MS-FRG) supports collaborative groups tackling major mathematical and statistical challenges through innovative research to achieve significant advances.

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    This grant was recently updated

    NSF removed the second-Wednesday-in-September target date and the accompanying guidance on anytime submissions, panel-review timing, and submission through the MPS Mathematical Sciences Research Programs solicitation. Program contact emails changed from disciplinary addresses to FRGMath@nsf.gov, and the contact list was reduced to four program directors.

    Mathematical Sciences Research Training Groups (MS-RTG)

    Mathematical Sciences Research Training Groups (MS-RTG) supports collaborative mathematics and statistics groups in research and graduate training to expand careers in academia, government, and industry.

    NSFRolling submissions$3,000,000

    MPS Mathematical Sciences Research Programs (MPS MathSci)

    NSF MPS funds a variety of research programs advancing theoretical and applied mathematical sciences, encouraging ambitious foundational proposals across multiple disciplines.

    NSFRolling submissions

    Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowships

    Supporting future leaders in math/science through postdoctoral research fellowships to enhance their scientific development in various fields.

    NSFDue Oct 20, 2027$190,000

    Targeted Grants in MPS

    Targeted Grants in MPS supports researchers pursuing high-risk theoretical mathematics, physics and computer science projects of exceptional scientific promise to advance basic science and mathematics.

    Simons FoundationRolling submissions

    Joint DMS and NIGMS Initiative to Support Research at the Interface of the Biological and Mathematical Sciences

    Supporting collaborative research between math and biology through joint NSF and NIH initiative with two funding tracks up to $1.2M for 3-4 years.

    NSFDue Sep 20, 2027$1,200,000