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ONR FY27 NOFO for Young Investigator Program

Needs review: award amount not stated in source data

ONR FY27 NOFO for Young Investigator Program is a funding call from Office of Naval Research that closes 30 October 2026. Funding: not stated in source data — see the official call. Eligibility: US-accredited universities/colleges and US non-profit research organisations apply on behalf of their researchers.

Funder
Office of Naval Research
Deadline
30 Oct 2026 (15 days)
Amount
Not stated in source data — see call
Region / eligibility
United States
Career stage
early-career, established / PI
Fields
chemistry
Reference
N0001426SF004
Official call
Grants.gov listing

Eligibility in plain language

US-accredited universities/colleges and US non-profit research organisations apply on behalf of their researchers.

Who should apply

Synthetic, physical and analytical chemists — best fit for postdocs and early-career researchers or PIs and research groups.

Summary from source

The Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Program seeks proposals addressing research areas (as described in the ONR Science and Technology Department section of ONR's website at https://www.onr.navy.mil) which are of interest to ONR Program Officers will be considered. Contact information for each division (a subgroup of an S&T Department) is also listed within the S&T section of the website.

Raw eligibility text

Awards under this NOFO will be made only to U.S. Institutions of Higher Education which award degrees in science, engineering, or mathematics. U.S. Non-profit organizations operating primarily for scientific and educational services may also submit proposals. The Principal Investigator of a proposal must be a U.S. citizen, national, or permanent resident (on the date proposals are due), holding a first or second full-time tenure-track or tenure-track-equivalent faculty position at that university, and has received his/her PhD or equivalent degree on or after 01/01/ 2019. The term "national" of the United States includes a native resident of a possession of the United States, such as American Samoa.