ROSES 2025: D.4 Theoretical and Computational Astrophysics Networks
NASA’s ROSES 2025 D.4 program funds theoretical and computational astrophysics network proposals, with NOIs due Oct 15, 2026 and full proposals due Dec 3, 2026, evaluated via dual-anonymous peer review.
Funder: NASA Headquarters
Due Dates: October 15, 2026: Mandatory Notice of Intent (NOI) deadline | December 3, 2026: Full proposal deadline
Funding Amounts: Typical period of performance is 3 years; some programs allow up to 5 years. Award amounts vary by proposal and budget.
Summary: Supports collaborative research networks advancing theoretical and computational astrophysics, with a focus on time domain and multi-messenger astrophysics.
Key Information: Mandatory NOI required; enhanced dual-anonymous peer review applies.
Description
This NASA opportunity supports the formation and operation of collaborative research networks in theoretical and computational astrophysics. The aim is to advance foundational science in areas such as time domain and multi-messenger astrophysics, leveraging coordinated efforts across institutions. Proposals are expected to address major theoretical challenges, develop innovative computational tools, and foster community-wide collaboration. The program incorporates recent updates, including new requirements for biographical sketches and research security training for all key personnel.
