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The Molecular Foundry (Berkeley Lab) standard user proposals

The Molecular Foundry (Berkeley Lab) standard user proposals is a funding call from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory – Molecular Foundry (DOE Nanoscale Science Research Center) that closes 31 March 2027 (forthcoming — not yet open). Funding: Free access for non-proprietary research (no funding to users); proprietary work is paid ($448/hr in 2027). Eligibility: Free, peer-reviewed access for non-proprietary research by users worldwide (academic, government, industry); approved standard projects run for one year and results are expected to be published. The NSRCs do not provide funding to users. Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.

Funder
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory – Molecular Foundry (DOE Nanoscale Science Research Center)
Deadline
31 Mar 2027 (166 days)
All deadlines
2027-03-31, 2027-09-30
Status
Forthcoming
Amount
Free access for non-proprietary research (no funding to users); proprietary work is paid ($448/hr in 2027)
Region / eligibility
International (US DOE user facility)
Career stage
early-career, established / PI, student
Fields
materials, chemistry
Reference
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Official call
Funder page (curated calendar) listing

Eligibility in plain language

Free, peer-reviewed access for non-proprietary research by users worldwide (academic, government, industry); approved standard projects run for one year and results are expected to be published. The NSRCs do not provide funding to users. Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.

Who should apply

Materials scientists and engineers, synthetic, physical and analytical chemists — best fit for postdocs and early-career researchers or PIs and research groups or doctoral candidates.

Summary from source

Nanoscale synthesis, imaging, nanofabrication and theory at Berkeley Lab's DOE nanoscience user facility.

Raw eligibility text

Free, peer-reviewed access for non-proprietary research by users worldwide (academic, government, industry); approved standard projects run for one year and results are expected to be published. The NSRCs do not provide funding to users.