NSF GOALI (Grant Opportunities for Academic Liaison with Industry) — proposal type
Industry: “NSF GOALI (Grant Opportunities for Academic Liaison with Industry) — proposal type” (title; GOALI = NSF Grant Opportunities for Academic Liaison with Industry)
- Funder
- U.S. National Science Foundation
- Deadline
- Rolling / no fixed deadline
- Add to calendar
- No fixed upcoming deadline to add. Subscribe to every deadline on the site
- Amount
- Award size: not stated in the listing; see call
- Checked
- 05 Nov 2026 on the funder’s own page
- Region / eligibility
- United States
- Career stage
- established / PI, industry / SME
- Fields
- chemistry, materials, pharma process
- Funding source
- industry-funded
- Reference
- —
- Official call
- Funder page (curated calendar) listing
Status
Rolling, apply any time
This call has no fixed closing date in the listing. You can apply at any time; confirm any target dates or review windows on the funder’s page.
View as a table
| Status | Rolling, apply any time |
Eligibility in plain language
Requires an academic–industry collaboration structure as defined in the current PAPPG / host programme guidance; confirm with the programme.
At a glance
- Who submits
- You (the researcher) apply, usually with a host or employer that supports the application.
- Your role
- Personal / PI-led application where the funder allows individual researchers to apply (usually with a host).
- Funding figure
- Stated as per-award / award-size wording: Award size: not stated in the listing; see call.
- Next required milestone
- Rolling / no fixed deadline stated
- Unresolved conditions
- None flagged from structured rules; still confirm on the funder page.
Who should apply
Synthetic, physical and analytical chemists, materials scientists and engineers, medicinal chemists and pharma process / drug-development teams — best fit for PIs and research groups or companies and SMEs.
Summary from source
NSF proposal type supporting university–industry liaison. Submit under a host programme that accepts GOALI; contact that programme’s officers.