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Limited Submission. The Scott R. MacKenzie Foundation funds leading-edge human genetic research (DNA, RNA, protein) to advance cures for cancer, lung disease, diabetes, and heart disease.
This is a pilot program. We are exploring whether AI-driven methods can reliably predict the material and molecular properties that determine technological function in the real world—defects, interfaces, disorder, and dynamics operating at multiple length and time scales.
Help advance green chemistry research areas and green chemistry ignition grant opportunities.
This program will award seed funds up to $75K for OSU researcher-led teams to increase the scale of implementation of their current software application, with the goal to make use of the Huang Complex supercomputer, and other available OSU AI Factory technologies.
Limited submission. This program provides funding to young investigators of outstanding promise in science relevant to the advancement of human health. Based on their performance during their education and training, candidates should demonstrate outstanding promise as contributors in science relevant to human health.
The SCGSR program provides supplemental awards to outstanding U.S. graduate students for conducting part of their graduate thesis research at a DOE National Laboratory in collaboration with a DOE National Laboratory scientist.
STOMP seeks proposals in two main technical areas: microplastics measurements and understanding of biological mechanisms. STOMP anticipates issuing a solicitation for a third technical area, microplastics removal, after the conclusion of the first 24-month phase of the program.
Limited Submission. The Keck Foundation seeks to support projects likely to lead to new models or breakthroughs in basic or fundamental science. (The Keck Foundation is not interested in applied science.)
The Simons Foundation is now accepting applications for the next class of Pivot Fellows, offering a unique opportunity for researchers ready to bring their expertise to a new field in mathematics or the natural sciences.
Schmidt Sciences invites proposals for the Science of Trustworthy AI program, which supports technical research that improves our ability to understand, predict, and control risks from frontier AI systems while enabling their trustworthy deployment.