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Dreyfus Foundation Program for Transformative Research (2027)

Dreyfus Foundation Program for Transformative Research (2027) is a funding call from The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation that closes 27 April 2027. Funding: $600,000 over 3 years ($200,000 a year; target eight grants); one project later receives an extra $1.5M award; no indirect costs. Eligibility: Faculty at US academic institutions (incl. territories) granting a bachelor's or higher degree in the chemical sciences, within 15 years after promotion to tenure, proposing a chemical-sciences direction that is a significant departure from their current work and has no significant funding. One proposal per institution per cycle, submitted by the institution.

Funder
The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation
Deadline
27 Apr 2027 (193 days)
Status
Open
Amount
$600,000 over 3 years ($200,000 a year; target eight grants); one project later receives an extra $1.5M award; no indirect costs
Region / eligibility
United States
Career stage
established / PI
Fields
chemistry, materials
Reference
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Official call
Funder page (curated calendar) listing · Program page

Eligibility in plain language

Faculty at US academic institutions (incl. territories) granting a bachelor's or higher degree in the chemical sciences, within 15 years after promotion to tenure, proposing a chemical-sciences direction that is a significant departure from their current work and has no significant funding. One proposal per institution per cycle, submitted by the institution.

Who should apply

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

Summary from source

New Dreyfus programme for established chemists pursuing bold, high-risk directions; no detailed budget or preliminary data needed.

Raw eligibility text

Faculty at US academic institutions (incl. territories) granting a bachelor's or higher degree in the chemical sciences, within 15 years after promotion to tenure, proposing a chemical-sciences direction that is a significant departure from their current work and has no significant funding. One proposal per institution per cycle, submitted by the institution.