DE-FOA-0003530.pdf
Posted: Jan. 17, 2025
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This notice of funding opportunity (nofo) is issued by the u.s. department of energy (doe) office of science, specifically for the isotope r&d and production program.
the nofo, numbered de-foa-0003530, was released on january 17, 2025, and aims to support research, development, and training in isotope production. The total funding available is up to $11 million, with individual awards ranging from $100,000 to $750,000 over a project period of two years.
pre-applications are due by february 17, 2025, with a response date of february 28, 2025. Full applications must be submitted by april 17, 2025.
eligible applicants include domestic organizations such as doe/nnsa national laboratories, institutions of higher education, and closely associated nonprofit organizations. For-profit entities may not submit applications but can participate as subrecipients.
the focus of this funding opportunity is on advancing isotope science through innovative approaches including artificial intelligence/machine learning (ai/ml), enhanced processing chemistry, and separation science.
additionally, the program emphasizes workforce development by encouraging applications that propose effective training methods for the next generation of professionals in isotope production and processing.
the document also outlines submission requirements and limitations on the number of applications per institution and principal investigator (pi).
the nofo, numbered de-foa-0003530, was released on january 17, 2025, and aims to support research, development, and training in isotope production. The total funding available is up to $11 million, with individual awards ranging from $100,000 to $750,000 over a project period of two years.
pre-applications are due by february 17, 2025, with a response date of february 28, 2025. Full applications must be submitted by april 17, 2025.
eligible applicants include domestic organizations such as doe/nnsa national laboratories, institutions of higher education, and closely associated nonprofit organizations. For-profit entities may not submit applications but can participate as subrecipients.
the focus of this funding opportunity is on advancing isotope science through innovative approaches including artificial intelligence/machine learning (ai/ml), enhanced processing chemistry, and separation science.
additionally, the program emphasizes workforce development by encouraging applications that propose effective training methods for the next generation of professionals in isotope production and processing.
the document also outlines submission requirements and limitations on the number of applications per institution and principal investigator (pi).
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