Engineering (ENG): Electrical, Communications, and Computing Systems (ECCS)

This is an open, unrestricted funding opportunity from NSF offering approximately $110M in grants across 300 awards with no cost-sharing requirement, making it accessible to any entity type interested in science and technology research and development.

This content clarifies that NSF ENG supports three distinct research programs (EPMQD, CSCS, EPCL) with foundational research focus, meaning applicants should not emphasize near-term commercialization or product development to be competitive—instead emphasizing intellectual ambition and transformative potential strengthens proposals.

This opportunity is open to any entity type (no applicant restrictions), offers up to $110M in total grant funding across approximately 300 awards, and requires no cost-sharing, making it an accessible funding mechanism for science and technology research through NSF.

This content clarifies that NSF ENG supports three distinct research programs (EPMQD, CSCS, EPCL) with varying technical focuses, and emphasizes that applicants should pursue foundational research without needing to demonstrate commercial viability or near-term applications to be competitive.

This NSF grant opportunity is open to any entity type with no cost-sharing requirement, offering up to $110M across 300 awards for science and technology research projects.

This content clarifies that NSF ENG supports foundational research across three specific technical areas (devices, circuits/systems, and energy/control), and emphasizes that proposals focused on early-stage, transformative research are competitive—applicants need not demonstrate near-term commercialization or product deployment to be successful.

This is an open, unrestricted grant opportunity from NSF (CFDA 47.041) offering $110M across ~300 awards for science and technology R&D, with no cost-sharing requirement, making it accessible to any eligible entity type.

This update clarifies that NSF ENG supports foundational research across three specific technical areas (devices, circuits/systems, and energy/control) and emphasizes that proposals can be competitive without promising near-term commercialization or products—enabling applicants to focus on fundamental scientific advances rather than immediate practical applications.

This NSF grant opportunity is open to any organization type with no cost-sharing requirement, offering up to 300 awards totaling $110M for science and technology research, making it an accessible funding avenue for diverse applicant pools.

This content clarifies that NSF ENG supports foundational research across three specific program areas (EPMQD, CSCS, EPCL) and emphasizes that applicants don't need to demonstrate commercial viability or near-term applications—intellectually ambitious, transformative basic research is explicitly competitive.

This is an open, unrestricted funding opportunity from NSF offering up to $110M in grants across approximately 300 awards with no cost-sharing requirement, making it accessible to any organization type interested in science and technology research.

This content clarifies that NSF ENG supports foundational research across three specific program areas (quantum/photonic devices, communications/sensing systems, and energy/control systems) and emphasizes that proposals can compete without promising near-term commercial outcomes or products—enabling more exploratory, high-risk research.

This is an unrestricted funding opportunity from NSF offering up to $110M across 300 grants with no cost-sharing requirement, making it broadly accessible to any entity type for science and technology research.

This update clarifies that NSF ENG's ECCS portfolio spans three distinct research programs (EPMQD, CSCS, EPCL) with different technical focuses, and emphasizes that applicants should pursue foundational research without needing to demonstrate near-term commercialization or product development to be competitive.

This is an NSF grant opportunity open to any entity type with no cost-sharing requirement, offering up to 300 awards totaling $110M for science and technology research projects.

This content clarifies that NSF ENG supports foundational research across three specific technical areas (quantum/photonic devices, communications/sensing systems, and power/control systems) and emphasizes that proposals focused on early-stage, transformative research—rather than near-term commercialization—are competitive and welcome.

This unrestricted funding opportunity offers $110M across 300 grants for science and technology research with no cost-sharing requirement, making it accessible to any entity type without matching fund obligations.

This update clarifies that NSF ENG supports foundational research across three specific technical areas (devices, circuits/communications, and energy/control systems) and emphasizes that proposals can be competitive without demonstrating near-term commercialization or product development.

This NSF grant opportunity is open to any entity type with no cost-sharing requirement, offering up to $110M across 300 awards for science and technology research—meaning applicants have broad eligibility and full funding flexibility for their proposed work.

This update clarifies that NSF ENG supports foundational research across three specific technical areas (quantum/photonic devices, communications/sensing systems, and energy/control systems) and explicitly states that proposals focused on basic research—rather than near-term commercialization or product development—are encouraged and competitive.