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The Division of Chemistry (CHE) is a global leader in transforming chemical discovery and innovation, Credit: Paulette Clancy, Cornell University

Chemistry (CHE)

*NEWS ALERT* CHE has a NEW solicitation for individual investigators and small teams! See the the Division of Chemistry: Disciplinary Research Programs (CHE-DRP) Solicitation for more information.

The Division of Chemistry (CHE) is a global leader in transforming chemical discovery and innovation, Credit: Alex Evilevitch, Carnegie Mellon University

New Funding for Big Ideas Related to CHE:

The Division of Chemistry invites new funding requests for Big Ideas: Rules of Life, Quantum Leap and Harnessing the Data Revolution. For more information see (and link to Announcements, Dear Colleague Letters).

The Division of Chemistry empowering future generations in science and engineering, Credit: Young-Shin Jun, Washington University, Middle School Student Workshop

Chemistry's Centers for Chemical Innovations (CCI) New Solicitation

Revised request for Phase I Awards. See the Program Solicitation for more information.

The Division of Chemistry supports innovative research in chemical sciences, Credit: Ralf Kaiser, University of Hawaii

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Funding Opportunities

Division of Chemistry: Disciplinary Research Programs
(NSF 18-561) Posted June 6, 2018
EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program Track-1:
(NSF 18-558) Posted May 2, 2018
Centers for Chemical Innovation
(NSF 18-555) Posted April 16, 2018

Upcoming Due Dates

Industry-University Cooperative Research Centers Program (NSF 17-516) Full Proposal: June 20, 2018
EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program Track-1: (NSF 18-558) Letter of Intent: July 3, 2018
Faculty Early Career Development Program (NSF 17-537) Full Proposal: July 18, 2018, -- for BIO, CISE, EHR

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