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ACS Petroleum Research Fund – New Directions (ND) Grants

ACS Petroleum Research Fund – New Directions (ND) Grants is a funding call from American Chemical Society – Petroleum Research Fund that closes 12 March 2027 (forthcoming — not yet open). Funding: $125,000 over 2 years (about 75 grants a year; no indirect costs). Eligibility: Regularly appointed faculty at academic institutions in countries where ACS PRF can administer grants, eligible to supervise graduate students; the project must be a genuinely new research direction for the lead PI (no previous or current funding for it); fundamental research relevant to the petroleum field. At least 60% of the budget must support students or postdocs; one co-PI allowed. Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.

Funder
American Chemical Society – Petroleum Research Fund
Deadline
12 Mar 2027 (147 days)
All deadlines
2027-03-12, 2027-10-08
Status
Forthcoming
Amount
$125,000 over 2 years (about 75 grants a year; no indirect costs)
Region / eligibility
International (countries where ACS PRF can administer grants)
Career stage
established / PI
Fields
chemistry, materials
Reference
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Official call
Funder page (curated calendar) listing

Eligibility in plain language

Regularly appointed faculty at academic institutions in countries where ACS PRF can administer grants, eligible to supervise graduate students; the project must be a genuinely new research direction for the lead PI (no previous or current funding for it); fundamental research relevant to the petroleum field. At least 60% of the budget must support students or postdocs; one co-PI allowed. Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.

Who should apply

Synthetic, physical and analytical chemists, materials scientists and engineers — best fit for PIs and research groups.

Summary from source

Seed money for established faculty to test a new research direction with little or no preliminary data.

Raw eligibility text

Regularly appointed faculty at academic institutions in countries where ACS PRF can administer grants, eligible to supervise graduate students; the project must be a genuinely new research direction for the lead PI (no previous or current funding for it); fundamental research relevant to the petroleum field. At least 60% of the budget must support students or postdocs; one co-PI allowed.