(FOA)-Early
Career Research Program (DE-FOA-0002173); January 7,
2020
Agency
US
Department of Energy – Office of Science (SC)
Description
The
purpose of this program is to support the development of individual research
programs of outstanding scientists early in their careers and to stimulate
research careers in the areas supported by SC. Eligibility:
·
The
Principal Investigator must be an untenured Assistant Professor on the
tenure track or an untenured Associate Professor on the tenure track at
a U.S. academic institution as of the deadline for the application.
·
No
more than ten (10) years can have passed between the year the Principal
Investigator’s Ph.D. was awarded and the year that the FOA was issued. For the
present competition, those who received doctorates no earlier than 2008 are
eligible.
·
There
can be no co-Principal Investigators.
·
Principal
Investigators who have received awards previously under the SC Early Career
Research Program are not eligible.
·
Cost
sharing is not required.
·
Each
PI may only submit one SC Early Career Research Program application per annual
competition. Additionally, a PI may not participate in more than three SC Early
Career Research Program competitions. Participation in the competition is
defined as submission of a full application that completed the review/decision
process.
SC
is interest in receiving grant applications for support of work in its six
scientific programs areas:
(a)
Applied Mathematics – Algorithms, Data
Analysis
(b)
Computer
Science – Big data
(c)
Computational Partnerships
(d)
Research
and Evaluation Prototypes
(a)
Materials
Chemistry
(b)
Biomolecular
Materials
(c)
Synthesis and Processing
Science
(d)
Experimental Condensed Matter
Physics
(e)
Theoretical Condensed
Matter
Physics
(f)
Physical
Behavior
of
Materials
(g)
Mechanical Behavior and
Radiation Effects
(h)
X-rayScattering
(i)
Neutron Scattering
(j)
Electron and ScanningProbe Microscopies
(k)
Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Sciences
(l)
Gas Phase Chemical Physics
(m)
Computation and Theoretical
Chemistry
(n)
Condensed Phase and
Interfacial Molecular
Science
(q)
Separation Science
(r)
HeavyElement Chemistry
(s)
Geosciences
(t)
Solar
Photochemistry
(u)
Photosynthetic
Systems
(v)
Physical
Biosciences
(w)
BES Accelerator and Detector
Research
(a)
Biological Systems Science
(b)
Earth and Environmental
Systems Sciences
(a)
Burning
Plasma
Science:
Foundations—Advanced Tokamak
and Spherical Tokamak
(b)
Burning
Plasma
Science:
Foundations—Theory
& Simulation
(c)
Burning
Plasma
Science:
Long
Pulse—Tokamak
&Stellarator
(d)
Burning
Plasma
Science:
Long
Pulse—Materials
&Fusion
NuclearScience
(e)
DiscoveryPlasma Science: Plasma
Science Frontiers
(f)
DiscoveryPlasma Science: Measurement Innovation
(a)
Experimental Research
at the EnergyFrontier inHigh EnergyPhysics
(b)
Experimental Research
at the
Intensity
Frontier inHigh EnergyPhysics
(c)
Experimental Research
at the Cosmic
Frontier inHigh
EnergyPhysics
(d)
Theoretical Research inHigh EnergyPhysics
(e)
Computational Research
in High EnergyPhysics
(f)
Accelerator
Science
and
TechnologyResearch
& Development in High EnergyPhysics
(g)
Detector
Research
and Development
in High EnergyPhysics
(h)
HEP – Quantum
Information Science
(QIS)
(a)
Medium
EnergyNuclear Physics
(b)
HeavyIon
Nuclear
Physics
(c)
Low
EnergyNuclear
Physics
(d)
Fundamental Symmetries
(e)
Nuclear
Theory
(f)
Nuclear
Data
and
NuclearTheoryComputing
(g)
Isotope
Development
and
Production for
Research and Applications
(h)
Accelerator
Research
and Development for
Current and Future Nuclear Physics
Facilities
Announcement
Number:
DE-FOA-0002173
Closing
Date:
Pre-Applications:
January 7, 2020
Full
Applications: March 16, 2020
Link
to Full Announcement
https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=322675
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