NASA

Support graduate student research in Earth and space science through NASA's competitive funding program. This opportunity enables emerging investigators to conduct original research advancing understanding of Earth systems and space technology.

NASA sole-source contract to Duke University for Lightning Advisory Panel and Launch Commit Criteria development and evaluation supporting Kennedy Space Center launch operations.

Partnership proposal announcement for Astrobiology Science Conference sponsorship and collaboration opportunities with NASA Science Mission Directorate.

NASA seeks science team proposals for hemispheric airborne measurements of air quality. The HAMAQ program supports research using aircraft-based monitoring to advance atmospheric and environmental science understanding.

NASA Research Announcement (NRA) for development plan research supporting open fan flight demonstration technology, advanced propulsion system evaluation.

NASA seeks innovative astrophysics technologies to advance space-based observation capabilities and scientific discovery. This program supports development of novel instruments, systems, and technologies that enable next-generation astrophysical research.

NASA seeks astrophysics research and analysis proposals advancing fundamental understanding of the universe through observational studies, data analysis, and theoretical work. This program supports competitive grants enabling scientists to conduct investigations across multiple wavelengths and cosmic phenomena.

NASA seeks research and education partnerships with HBCUs, TCUs, and MSIs to advance space exploration technologies for the Artemis program. This initiative strengthens minority-serving institutions' role in developing next-generation capabilities for lunar and deep space missions.

NASA seeks private sector partnerships in astrobiology, planetary protection, and space biology. Areas include technology development, AI/data analytics, life detection, sample analysis, and space biology research collaborations.

NASA seeks early-stage space technology research on eight critical topics including hypersonic flows, autonomous lunar/Martian systems, thermal protection, and spacecraft navigation. Proposals must advance low-TRL technologies essential for civil space missions and exploration.

NASA seeks innovative early-stage research on lunar water purification technology for in situ resource utilization. This addresses critical needs for sustaining human presence on the Moon by developing low-TRL solutions to extract and purify water from lunar resources.

NASA seeks early-career researchers to initiate novel space science investigations through competitively reviewed proposals. This program supports emerging investigators in launching foundational research that advances Earth science, heliophysics, planetary science, or astrophysics discovery.

NASA Civilian Commercialization Readiness Pilot Program (CCRPP) 2026 for accelerating SBIR/STTR technologies to commercialization with NASA matching funds of $500K-$2.5M per award for Phase II companies.

NASA seeks foundational heliophysics research proposals advancing understanding of solar-terrestrial interactions and space weather phenomena. This competitive, peer-reviewed program funds innovative scientific investigations through a two-step proposal process with dual-anonymous review.